Half Hours of English History: From the Roman period to the death of Henry IIIF. Warne, 1899 - 602 sider |
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... thing of " the true knowledge to be learnt , whether from Poetry or from His- tory — the knowledge of real importance to man for the study of his own nature —the knowledge of the principles and the passions by which men in various ages ...
... thing of " the true knowledge to be learnt , whether from Poetry or from His- tory — the knowledge of real importance to man for the study of his own nature —the knowledge of the principles and the passions by which men in various ages ...
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... things finer in the Shaksperean drama than the scenes in which these bold mountaineers display the influence of their primitive habits . They are not ignorant ; they are full of natural piety ; they have strong affections ; but the ...
... things finer in the Shaksperean drama than the scenes in which these bold mountaineers display the influence of their primitive habits . They are not ignorant ; they are full of natural piety ; they have strong affections ; but the ...
Side 14
... things we see : And often , to our comfort , shall we find The sharded beetle in a safer hold Than is the full - wing'd eagle . Oh , this life Is nobler , than attending for a check ; Richer , than doing nothing for a bribe ; Prouder ...
... things we see : And often , to our comfort , shall we find The sharded beetle in a safer hold Than is the full - wing'd eagle . Oh , this life Is nobler , than attending for a check ; Richer , than doing nothing for a bribe ; Prouder ...
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... thing is it , that I never Did see man die ? scarce ever look'd on blood , But that of coward hares , hot goats , and venison ? Never bestrid a horse , save one , that had A rider like myself , who ne'er wore rowel Nor iron on his heel ...
... thing is it , that I never Did see man die ? scarce ever look'd on blood , But that of coward hares , hot goats , and venison ? Never bestrid a horse , save one , that had A rider like myself , who ne'er wore rowel Nor iron on his heel ...
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... things you hear , Than to work any . The catastrophe of ' Cymbeline ' has necessarily more imme- diate reference to the romantic part of the drama than to the historical . Here , it is sufficient to say that the king recovers his sons ...
... things you hear , Than to work any . The catastrophe of ' Cymbeline ' has necessarily more imme- diate reference to the romantic part of the drama than to the historical . Here , it is sufficient to say that the king recovers his sons ...
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