Major English Writers of the Eighteenth Century, 1권Harold E. Pagliaro Free Press, 1969 - 961페이지 |
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... Head upon his Breast , And never left her ' till he found the Cause . But let her now weep Seas , Cry , ' till she rend the Earth ; sigh ' till she burst Her heart asunder ; still he bears it all ; Deaf as the Wind , and as the Rocks ...
... Head upon his Breast , And never left her ' till he found the Cause . But let her now weep Seas , Cry , ' till she rend the Earth ; sigh ' till she burst Her heart asunder ; still he bears it all ; Deaf as the Wind , and as the Rocks ...
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... Head , and let fly his Arrow , which mist the valiant Modern , and went hizzing over his Head ; but Des - Cartes it hit ; The Steel Point quickly found a Defect in his Head - piece ; it pierced the Leather and the Past - board , and ...
... Head , and let fly his Arrow , which mist the valiant Modern , and went hizzing over his Head ; but Des - Cartes it hit ; The Steel Point quickly found a Defect in his Head - piece ; it pierced the Leather and the Past - board , and ...
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... head repos'd . Him close the curtains round with Vapours blue , And soft besprinkles with Cimmerian dew . Then raptures high the seat of Sense o'erflow , Which only heads refin'd from Reason know . Hence , from the straw where Bedlam's ...
... head repos'd . Him close the curtains round with Vapours blue , And soft besprinkles with Cimmerian dew . Then raptures high the seat of Sense o'erflow , Which only heads refin'd from Reason know . Hence , from the straw where Bedlam's ...
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