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Side 223
We can all feel , or imagine , the regret with which the ruins of cities , once the
capitals of empires , are beheld ; the reflections suggested by such objects are
too trite to require recapitulation . But never did the littleness of man , and the
vanity ...
We can all feel , or imagine , the regret with which the ruins of cities , once the
capitals of empires , are beheld ; the reflections suggested by such objects are
too trite to require recapitulation . But never did the littleness of man , and the
vanity ...
Side 225
We can all feel , or imagine , the regret with which the ruins of cities , once the
capitals of empires , are beheld ; the reflections suggested by such objects are
too trite to require recapitulation . But never did the littleness of man , and the
vanity ...
We can all feel , or imagine , the regret with which the ruins of cities , once the
capitals of empires , are beheld ; the reflections suggested by such objects are
too trite to require recapitulation . But never did the littleness of man , and the
vanity ...
Side 239
Nicopolis , whose ruins are most extensive , is at some distance from Actium ,
where the wall of the Hippodrome survives in a few fragments . These ruins are
large masses of brickwork , the bricks of which are joined by interstices of mortar ,
as ...
Nicopolis , whose ruins are most extensive , is at some distance from Actium ,
where the wall of the Hippodrome survives in a few fragments . These ruins are
large masses of brickwork , the bricks of which are joined by interstices of mortar ,
as ...
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alluded amongst ancient appear Athens beautiful believe better Boccaccio called CANTO THE FOURTH capital Castri celebrated changed church continued criticism death distance edit English existence fall feel Florence former fortune French given Greeks ground hand heard hills honour horse inscription Italian Italy lake land late least LENOX TILDEN FOUNDATIONS less live look Lord mean memory mention mountains never NOTES TO CANTO object observed once opinion passed perhaps person Petrarch plain poet present preserved probably PUBLIC LIBRARY ASTOR raised reason received record remains remarks republic Roman Rome ruins says scene seems seen side STANZA statue Storia supposed taken temple thing thought tomb traveller triumph Turks valley Venetian Venice villa whole wolf writer YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
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| Tittel | Childe Harold's Pilgrimage: A Romaunt, Del 6 Childe Harold's Pilgrimage: A Romaunt, George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Forfatter | George Gordon Byron Baron Byron |
| Utgiver | J. Murray, 1841 |
| Original fra | New York Public Library |
| Digitalisert | 22. okt 2014 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |