The Beauties of the British Poets: With a Few Introductory ObservationsPhillips, Sampson & Company, 1849 - 395 páginas |
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... beneath the inclement drift ; And , with stern patience , scorning weak complaint , Hardens his heart against assailing want . * * Still pressing on , beyond Tornea's lake , And Heela flaming through a waste of snow , And farthest ...
... beneath the inclement drift ; And , with stern patience , scorning weak complaint , Hardens his heart against assailing want . * * Still pressing on , beyond Tornea's lake , And Heela flaming through a waste of snow , And farthest ...
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... Beneath the pressure of collected woes : But now his spirit wavered , went and came , Like the loose vapour of departing flame , Till at the point , when comfort seemed to die , For ever in his fixed unclosing eye , Bright through the ...
... Beneath the pressure of collected woes : But now his spirit wavered , went and came , Like the loose vapour of departing flame , Till at the point , when comfort seemed to die , For ever in his fixed unclosing eye , Bright through the ...
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... Beneath the pressure of collected woes : But now his spirit wavered , went and came , Like the loose vapour of departing flame , Till at the point , when comfort seemed to die , For ever in his fixed unclosing eye , Bright through the ...
... Beneath the pressure of collected woes : But now his spirit wavered , went and came , Like the loose vapour of departing flame , Till at the point , when comfort seemed to die , For ever in his fixed unclosing eye , Bright through the ...
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