From Beowulf to Edward GibbonRobert Shafer Doubleday, Doran & Company, 1931 |
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... thee , and give thee as good again . By the covenant made betwixt us in Arthur's hall but one blow falls " Thou art not Gawain , " he said , " who is held so valiant , that never feared he man by hill or vale , but thou shrinkest for ...
... thee , and give thee as good again . By the covenant made betwixt us in Arthur's hall but one blow falls " Thou art not Gawain , " he said , " who is held so valiant , that never feared he man by hill or vale , but thou shrinkest for ...
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... thee no respite : come hence , and not tarry . 130 EVERYMAN . Alas , shall I have no longer respite ? I may say Death giveth no warning : To think on thee , it maketh my heart sick , For all unready is my book of reckoning . 134 But ...
... thee no respite : come hence , and not tarry . 130 EVERYMAN . Alas , shall I have no longer respite ? I may say Death giveth no warning : To think on thee , it maketh my heart sick , For all unready is my book of reckoning . 134 But ...
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... thee unto heaven ! 486 E. ANG . Rather illusions , fruits of lunacy , That make men foolish that do trust them most . G. ANG . Sweet Faustus , think of heaven and heavenly things . E. ANG . No , Faustus ; think of honor and of wealth ...
... thee unto heaven ! 486 E. ANG . Rather illusions , fruits of lunacy , That make men foolish that do trust them most . G. ANG . Sweet Faustus , think of heaven and heavenly things . E. ANG . No , Faustus ; think of honor and of wealth ...
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Meditative Lyrics | 1 |
EPIC | 2 |
The Wanderer | 34 |
Urheberrecht | |
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