English Romantic PoetsJames Stephens American Book Company, 1952 - 975 sider |
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... Spirit of Ocean Thy wishes unfold ! FOURTH SPIRIT Where the slumbering earthquake Lies pillow'd on fire , And the lakes of bitumen Rise boilingly higher ; Where the roots of the Andes Strike deep in the earth , As their summits to ...
... Spirit of Ocean Thy wishes unfold ! FOURTH SPIRIT Where the slumbering earthquake Lies pillow'd on fire , And the lakes of bitumen Rise boilingly higher ; Where the roots of the Andes Strike deep in the earth , As their summits to ...
Side 276
... Spirit . It is not in our essence , in our skill ; But - thou may'st die . Man . Will death bestow it on me ? Spirit . We are immortal , and do not for- get ; We are eternal ; and to us the past 150 Is , as the future , present . Art ...
... Spirit . It is not in our essence , in our skill ; But - thou may'st die . Man . Will death bestow it on me ? Spirit . We are immortal , and do not for- get ; We are eternal ; and to us the past 150 Is , as the future , present . Art ...
Side 291
... Spirit . Come ! Abbot . What art thou , unknown being ? an- swer ! -speak ! 80 Spirit . The genius of this mortal . — Come ! ' tis time . Man . I am prepared for all things , but deny which summons me . Who sent The power thee here ? Spirit ...
... Spirit . Come ! Abbot . What art thou , unknown being ? an- swer ! -speak ! 80 Spirit . The genius of this mortal . — Come ! ' tis time . Man . I am prepared for all things , but deny which summons me . Who sent The power thee here ? Spirit ...
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