Christina RossettiBarkes & Noble, 2003 - 155 páginas |
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... fair . Why did a great lord find me out , And praise my flaxen hair ? Why did a great lord find me out To fill my heart with care ? He lured me to his palace home- Woe's me for joy thereof- To lead a shameless shameful life , His ...
... fair . Why did a great lord find me out , And praise my flaxen hair ? Why did a great lord find me out To fill my heart with care ? He lured me to his palace home- Woe's me for joy thereof- To lead a shameless shameful life , His ...
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... fair frail sin , O poor harvest gathered in ! Thou shalt visit him again To watch his heart grow cold : To know the gnawing pain I knew of old ; To see one much more fair Fill up the vacant chair , Fill his heart , his children bear ...
... fair frail sin , O poor harvest gathered in ! Thou shalt visit him again To watch his heart grow cold : To know the gnawing pain I knew of old ; To see one much more fair Fill up the vacant chair , Fill his heart , his children bear ...
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... fair . ' ' He was more fair Than men , Who deigned for me to wear A visage marred beyond compare . ' ' And thou hast riches . ' ' Daily bread 128.
... fair . ' ' He was more fair Than men , Who deigned for me to wear A visage marred beyond compare . ' ' And thou hast riches . ' ' Daily bread 128.
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answer birds blow break breath bride Brontë budding Christina CHRISTINA ROSSETTI Christmas Carol cold cousin Kate crown dead dear death didst door doth dream earth Euphrates eyes face fair feet flowers fruits gate gaze ghost give glen goblin Goblin Market gold golden gone green grieve hair hand hast head heard heart Jessie Cameron Kikirikee kissed Kookoorookoo lady laugh Laura leaves lily little love Lizzie loitered look Lord Maude Clare moan moon morning mother naked truth nest never night once pale perish Pomegranates pray Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood Queen of Hearts Ratel rose Rossetti sang sea of glass seen the wind silence sing Sing-Song sister Maude Sleeping at last smile snow song Sonnets sorrow soul stand stood sucked sweet tears thee There's Tomorrow tossed tree voice wait wake watch weary wind word