The life of Percy Bysshe Shelley: in 2 vol, Volumen 1Cautley Newby, 1847 |
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... Nature's altar pure a hallowed fire- A mark for every canting hypocrite- Yearning for Heaven with all his soul's desire- Cursed by his father - a fond wife's delight- Starlike in a wild ocean to expire ! THE AUTHOR . WRITTEN UNDER ...
... Nature's altar pure a hallowed fire- A mark for every canting hypocrite- Yearning for Heaven with all his soul's desire- Cursed by his father - a fond wife's delight- Starlike in a wild ocean to expire ! THE AUTHOR . WRITTEN UNDER ...
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... natural daughter of William the Fourth . It is worthy of remark , that the patent for his being created Lord Leicester , had been drawn up , but not signed by his late Majesty , and somewhat singular that that title should , in the face ...
... natural daughter of William the Fourth . It is worthy of remark , that the patent for his being created Lord Leicester , had been drawn up , but not signed by his late Majesty , and somewhat singular that that title should , in the face ...
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... natural children as he chose to get , but that he would never forgive his making a mesalliance ; a sentiment which excited in Shelley anything but respect for his sire . This anecdote proves that the moral sense in Sir Timothy was ...
... natural children as he chose to get , but that he would never forgive his making a mesalliance ; a sentiment which excited in Shelley anything but respect for his sire . This anecdote proves that the moral sense in Sir Timothy was ...
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... nature , and to which the mind is reconciled only by a passive acquiescence in popular tradition . He loved fairies , genii , giants , and monsters ; he delighted to rove through the meanders of enchantment , to gaze on the magnificence ...
... nature , and to which the mind is reconciled only by a passive acquiescence in popular tradition . He loved fairies , genii , giants , and monsters ; he delighted to rove through the meanders of enchantment , to gaze on the magnificence ...
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... nature of the virtue of the Romans , which in some measure beguiled the weary way . Whilst he was talking with much vehemence , and a total disregard of the people who thronged the streets , he suddenly wheeled about , and pushed me ...
... nature of the virtue of the Romans , which in some measure beguiled the weary way . Whilst he was talking with much vehemence , and a total disregard of the people who thronged the streets , he suddenly wheeled about , and pushed me ...
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