The Poetical Works of Coleridge, Shelley, and KeatsA. and W. Galignani, 1829 - 75 páginas |
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... THOU gentle Look , that didst my soul beguile , Why hast thou left me ? Still in some fond dream Revisit my sad heart , auspicious Smile ! As falls on closing flowers the lunar beam : What time , in sickly mood , at parting day I lay me ...
... THOU gentle Look , that didst my soul beguile , Why hast thou left me ? Still in some fond dream Revisit my sad heart , auspicious Smile ! As falls on closing flowers the lunar beam : What time , in sickly mood , at parting day I lay me ...
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... thou art stern , and with unkindly countenance Art inly reasoning whilst thou listenest to me . SANDOVAL . Anxiously , Henry ! reasoning anxiously . But Oropeza- EARL HENRY . Blessings gather round her ! Within this wood there winds a ...
... thou art stern , and with unkindly countenance Art inly reasoning whilst thou listenest to me . SANDOVAL . Anxiously , Henry ! reasoning anxiously . But Oropeza- EARL HENRY . Blessings gather round her ! Within this wood there winds a ...
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... Thou too , hoar Mount ! with thy sky - pointing peaks , Oft from whose feet the Avalanche , unheard , Shoots downward , glittering through the pure serene Into the depth of clouds , that veil thy breast- Thou too again , stupendous ...
... Thou too , hoar Mount ! with thy sky - pointing peaks , Oft from whose feet the Avalanche , unheard , Shoots downward , glittering through the pure serene Into the depth of clouds , that veil thy breast- Thou too again , stupendous ...
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... Thou art the son of Valdez ! would to Heaven That I could truly and for ever serve thee . ORDONIO . The slave begins to soften . You are my friend , « He that can bring the dead to life again , » Nay , no defence to me ! The holy ...
... Thou art the son of Valdez ! would to Heaven That I could truly and for ever serve thee . ORDONIO . The slave begins to soften . You are my friend , « He that can bring the dead to life again , » Nay , no defence to me ! The holy ...
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... thou ? ALVAR ( exceedingly affected ) . Suborn'd by his brother- TERESA . Didst thou murder him ? And dost thou now repent ? Poor troubled man , I do forgive thee , and may Heaven forgive thee ! Ordonio - he- ALVAR . TERESA . If thou ...
... thou ? ALVAR ( exceedingly affected ) . Suborn'd by his brother- TERESA . Didst thou murder him ? And dost thou now repent ? Poor troubled man , I do forgive thee , and may Heaven forgive thee ! Ordonio - he- ALVAR . TERESA . If thou ...
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