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Der Ehrgeiz spotte nicht der Arbeit ihrer Hand , Verlache nicht ihr Glück und ihren niedern Stand ; Der Große höre nicht , Hohnlåcheln im Gesichte , Des armen kurze , doch belehrende Geschichte . VIII . Non beffi l'opre lor fasto ...
Der Ehrgeiz spotte nicht der Arbeit ihrer Hand , Verlache nicht ihr Glück und ihren niedern Stand ; Der Große höre nicht , Hohnlåcheln im Gesichte , Des armen kurze , doch belehrende Geschichte . VIII . Non beffi l'opre lor fasto ...
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Perhaps , in this neglected spot , is laid Some heart , once pregnant with celestial fire ; Hands , that the rod of empire might have sway'd , Or wak'd to ecstasy the living lyre . Ου γαρ ανέπτυξεν τήνων εις όμματα μακράς A Σοφία ...
Perhaps , in this neglected spot , is laid Some heart , once pregnant with celestial fire ; Hands , that the rod of empire might have sway'd , Or wak'd to ecstasy the living lyre . Ου γαρ ανέπτυξεν τήνων εις όμματα μακράς A Σοφία ...
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So schlåfet hier vielleicht ein Hampden , dessen Hand Dem Drånger seines Dorfs stets muthvoll widerstand , Und mancher Milton , stumm vermischt mit andern Lodten , Und mancher Cromwell , rein vom Blut der Patrioten . XV .
So schlåfet hier vielleicht ein Hampden , dessen Hand Dem Drånger seines Dorfs stets muthvoll widerstand , Und mancher Milton , stumm vermischt mit andern Lodten , Und mancher Cromwell , rein vom Blut der Patrioten . XV .
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For many years past the Author of the present work has made these interesting remains his peculiar study , and during this period there have passed through his hands more than 120,000 fruits and seeds , from which he has selected about ...
For many years past the Author of the present work has made these interesting remains his peculiar study , and during this period there have passed through his hands more than 120,000 fruits and seeds , from which he has selected about ...
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... and some novel information on the phenomenon of the shedding of their crustaceous integument , will also be given ; for which purpose the Author has had most liberally and kindly placed in his hands the whole of the observations and ...
... and some novel information on the phenomenon of the shedding of their crustaceous integument , will also be given ; for which purpose the Author has had most liberally and kindly placed in his hands the whole of the observations and ...
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| Title | Elegy Written in a Country Church-yard |
| Author | Thomas Gray |
| Publisher | John Van Voorst, 1839 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Oct 2004 |
| Length | 64 pages |
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