The Works of William Makepeace Thackeray, 26±ÇJenson Society printed for members only by the University Press, 1905 |
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... most brave ; How the eye that flashed destruction could beam gentle- ness and love , How lion in thee mated lamb , how eagle mated dove ! Availéd not or steel or shot ' gainst that charmed [ 21 ] ABD-EL-KADER AT TOULON.
... most brave ; How the eye that flashed destruction could beam gentle- ness and love , How lion in thee mated lamb , how eagle mated dove ! Availéd not or steel or shot ' gainst that charmed [ 21 ] ABD-EL-KADER AT TOULON.
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... eyes were full of weeping , He falter'd in his walk ; Tom never shed a tear , But onwards he did stalk , As pompous , black , and solemn , As any catafalque . And when the bones of Brentford - That gentle king and just With bell and ...
... eyes were full of weeping , He falter'd in his walk ; Tom never shed a tear , But onwards he did stalk , As pompous , black , and solemn , As any catafalque . And when the bones of Brentford - That gentle king and just With bell and ...
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... eyes were running o'er . " The tortoise and the hare , Tom , Set out , at each his pace ; The hare it was the fleeter , The tortoise won the race ; And since the world's beginning This ever was the case . " Ned's genius , blithe and ...
... eyes were running o'er . " The tortoise and the hare , Tom , Set out , at each his pace ; The hare it was the fleeter , The tortoise won the race ; And since the world's beginning This ever was the case . " Ned's genius , blithe and ...
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... eyes , Tom , Though not so bright as those That restless round about him His flashing genius throws , Are excellently suited To look before your nose . " Thank heaven , then , for the blinkers It placed before your eyes ; The stupidest ...
... eyes , Tom , Though not so bright as those That restless round about him His flashing genius throws , Are excellently suited To look before your nose . " Thank heaven , then , for the blinkers It placed before your eyes ; The stupidest ...
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... eye , And the sparks in fiery eddy That whirled from the chimney neck . In our jovial floating prison There was sleep from fore to mizen , And never a star had risen The hazy sky to speck . Strange company we harboured ; We'd a hundred ...
... eye , And the sparks in fiery eddy That whirled from the chimney neck . In our jovial floating prison There was sleep from fore to mizen , And never a star had risen The hazy sky to speck . Strange company we harboured ; We'd a hundred ...
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