Blackwood's Magazine, Volumen 47W. Blackwood, 1840 |
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... turn , Fades , and from his crimson throne Flames the sun , and he alone Gilds , illumines , and consumes . Dawn derives ... turned the phrase More suspicious sounds the praise . I am not the dawn . It wears Smiles , which my sad aspect ...
... turn , Fades , and from his crimson throne Flames the sun , and he alone Gilds , illumines , and consumes . Dawn derives ... turned the phrase More suspicious sounds the praise . I am not the dawn . It wears Smiles , which my sad aspect ...
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... turn . What he decreed was severely just ; his mode of express- ing it was whimsical and poignant . He seemed to have ... turned into a cabinet and painting - room ; for he designed to employ , for a considerable time , all the artists ...
... turn . What he decreed was severely just ; his mode of express- ing it was whimsical and poignant . He seemed to have ... turned into a cabinet and painting - room ; for he designed to employ , for a considerable time , all the artists ...
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... turned into an hospital . The compas- sion of the citizens was immediately excited . Beer , wine , bread , money were handed to those who could still receive any thing . But when , some time after , wounded and captured Germans were ...
... turned into an hospital . The compas- sion of the citizens was immediately excited . Beer , wine , bread , money were handed to those who could still receive any thing . But when , some time after , wounded and captured Germans were ...
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... turn as it were , deprived each other of air , and were packed so close , it seemed surprising that even in the most ... turned by some one else , with his help , into party - coloured confusion ; the dejection increased , his opposition ...
... turn as it were , deprived each other of air , and were packed so close , it seemed surprising that even in the most ... turned by some one else , with his help , into party - coloured confusion ; the dejection increased , his opposition ...
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... turned out that the first breechies , and with which I made my public appear- ance in the world , for such may be called the first going to a public school , were mouse coloured leather ; or , I think , according to the vocabulary of ...
... turned out that the first breechies , and with which I made my public appear- ance in the world , for such may be called the first going to a public school , were mouse coloured leather ; or , I think , according to the vocabulary of ...
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