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Page 42
In the eye that kin His place inaccessible to sorrow , dles as it rolls over the
beauties of na But bear him this defiance : I ... strike the whelmlation . ing blow : “
Eyes had they , but they saw not ; they There is no pang by which he may prevail
.
In the eye that kin His place inaccessible to sorrow , dles as it rolls over the
beauties of na But bear him this defiance : I ... strike the whelmlation . ing blow : “
Eyes had they , but they saw not ; they There is no pang by which he may prevail
.
Page 141
He tossed his troubled eyes , embers that glow Three rigorous virgins , waiting
still be . Now with new rage , and wax too hot for hind , Hell . Assist the throne of
the iron - scepter'd King ; With his foul claws he fenced his furrowed With whips of
...
He tossed his troubled eyes , embers that glow Three rigorous virgins , waiting
still be . Now with new rage , and wax too hot for hind , Hell . Assist the throne of
the iron - scepter'd King ; With his foul claws he fenced his furrowed With whips of
...
Page 502
Affections worthy of thy sacred name , " Tis sweet on these young eyes of liquid
blue And give to cheer this dark'ning path below To gaze - and in the features of
a face , The cordial joys congenial spirits know . Where nought of Ill hath stamp'd
...
Affections worthy of thy sacred name , " Tis sweet on these young eyes of liquid
blue And give to cheer this dark'ning path below To gaze - and in the features of
a face , The cordial joys congenial spirits know . Where nought of Ill hath stamp'd
...
Page 506
With eyes so pure , that from their ray Fond girl ! nor fiend , nor angel he , Dark
Vice would turn abash'd away , Who woos thy young simplicity ; Blinded like
serpents , when they gaze But one of earth's impassioned sons , Upon the
emerald's ...
With eyes so pure , that from their ray Fond girl ! nor fiend , nor angel he , Dark
Vice would turn abash'd away , Who woos thy young simplicity ; Blinded like
serpents , when they gaze But one of earth's impassioned sons , Upon the
emerald's ...
Page 628
From Wordsworth's eye some moral glory Some , lightly sped where on the
orchard shone , steep Some beam of poesy ... in merry bands , “ How laugh'd
thine eyes , when from the Drew the brown cluster down with breaking Where
sunk in ...
From Wordsworth's eye some moral glory Some , lightly sped where on the
orchard shone , steep Some beam of poesy ... in merry bands , “ How laugh'd
thine eyes , when from the Drew the brown cluster down with breaking Where
sunk in ...
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