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Ah ! grievance sore , and listless dull delay , To waste on sluggish hulks the
sweetest breeze ! What leagues are lost before the dawn of day , Thus loitering
pensive on the willing seas , The flapping sail hauld down to halt for logs like
these !
Ah ! grievance sore , and listless dull delay , To waste on sluggish hulks the
sweetest breeze ! What leagues are lost before the dawn of day , Thus loitering
pensive on the willing seas , The flapping sail hauld down to halt for logs like
these !
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... but skulk in peace , The bondsman ' s peace , who sighs for all he lost , Yet with
smooth smile his tyrant can accost , And wield the slavish sickle , not the sword :
Ah ! Greece ! they love thee least who owe thee most ; Their birth , their blood ...
... but skulk in peace , The bondsman ' s peace , who sighs for all he lost , Yet with
smooth smile his tyrant can accost , And wield the slavish sickle , not the sword :
Ah ! Greece ! they love thee least who owe thee most ; Their birth , their blood ...
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Stanza xl . line 5 . · Actium and Trafalgar need no further mention . The battle of
Lepanto , equally bloody and considerable , but less known , was fought in the
Gulf of Patras : here the author of Don Quixote lost his left hand . 14 . And haild
the ...
Stanza xl . line 5 . · Actium and Trafalgar need no further mention . The battle of
Lepanto , equally bloody and considerable , but less known , was fought in the
Gulf of Patras : here the author of Don Quixote lost his left hand . 14 . And haild
the ...
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So artificial a crcation having lost that principle which called it into life and
supported its existence , must fall to pieces at once , and sink more rapidly than it
rose . The abhorrence of slavery which drove the Venetians to the sea , has ,
since ...
So artificial a crcation having lost that principle which called it into life and
supported its existence , must fall to pieces at once , and sink more rapidly than it
rose . The abhorrence of slavery which drove the Venetians to the sea , has ,
since ...
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The former was thought some years ago the actual site , as may be seen from
Middleton ' s Life of Cicero . At present it has lost something of its credit , except
for the Domenichinos . Nine monks of the Greek order live there , and the
adjoining ...
The former was thought some years ago the actual site , as may be seen from
Middleton ' s Life of Cicero . At present it has lost something of its credit , except
for the Domenichinos . Nine monks of the Greek order live there , and the
adjoining ...
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| Título | The Works of Lord Byron, Volumen 1 The Works of Lord Byron, George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Autor | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Editor | John Murray, 1819 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 11 Jun 2008 |
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