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... and he sings in soothBut crimes that scorn the tender voice of Ruth ,
Beseeming all men ill , but most the man In years , have marked him with a tiger '
s tooth ; Blood follows blood , and , through their mortal span , In bloodier acts
conclude ...
... and he sings in soothBut crimes that scorn the tender voice of Ruth ,
Beseeming all men ill , but most the man In years , have marked him with a tiger '
s tooth ; Blood follows blood , and , through their mortal span , In bloodier acts
conclude ...
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... to conquer faild ; But long before had Freedom ' s face been veild , And
Anarchy assumed her attributes ; Till every lawless soldier who assaild Trod on
the trembling senate ' s slavish mutes , Or raised the venal voice of baser
prostitutes .
... to conquer faild ; But long before had Freedom ' s face been veild , And
Anarchy assumed her attributes ; Till every lawless soldier who assaild Trod on
the trembling senate ' s slavish mutes , Or raised the venal voice of baser
prostitutes .
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The recitative was shrill , screaming , and monotonous , and the gondolier behind
assisted his voice by holding his hand to one side of his mouth . The carpenter
used a quiet action , which he evidently endeavoured to restrain ; but was too ...
The recitative was shrill , screaming , and monotonous , and the gondolier behind
assisted his voice by holding his hand to one side of his mouth . The carpenter
used a quiet action , which he evidently endeavoured to restrain ; but was too ...
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This name will recal the memory , not only of those whose tombs have raised the
Santa Croce into the centre of pilgrimage , the Mecca of Italy , but of her whose
eloquence was poured over the illustrious ashes , and whose voice is now as ...
This name will recal the memory , not only of those whose tombs have raised the
Santa Croce into the centre of pilgrimage , the Mecca of Italy , but of her whose
eloquence was poured over the illustrious ashes , and whose voice is now as ...
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... but stoutly defended by your staff and voice . Nor was I astonished , for I have
had proof of the vigour of your mind , and I know you have fallen on that
unaccommodating incapable race of mortals who , whatever they either like not ,
or know ...
... but stoutly defended by your staff and voice . Nor was I astonished , for I have
had proof of the vigour of your mind , and I know you have fallen on that
unaccommodating incapable race of mortals who , whatever they either like not ,
or know ...
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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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