The Poetical Works of Coleridge, Shelley, and Keats. Complete in One VolumeA. and W. Galignani no 18, rue Vivienne, 1829 - 575 sider |
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... seem'd Distant : and feebly , with slow effort push'd , A miserable man crept forth his limbs The silent frost had eat , scathing like fire . Faint on the shafts he rested . She , mean time , Saw crowded close beneath the coverture A ...
... seem'd Distant : and feebly , with slow effort push'd , A miserable man crept forth his limbs The silent frost had eat , scathing like fire . Faint on the shafts he rested . She , mean time , Saw crowded close beneath the coverture A ...
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... seem'd to wander with assiduous feet , And heal'd the recent harm of chill and blight , And nursed each plant that fair and virtuous grew . But soon a deep precursive sound moan'd hollow : Black rose the clouds , and now ( as in a dream ) ...
... seem'd to wander with assiduous feet , And heal'd the recent harm of chill and blight , And nursed each plant that fair and virtuous grew . But soon a deep precursive sound moan'd hollow : Black rose the clouds , and now ( as in a dream ) ...
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... seem'd The purpose and the substance of my being , I swore to her , that were she red with guilt , I would exchange my unblench'd state with hers.- Friend ! by that winding passage , to that bower I now will go - all objects there will ...
... seem'd The purpose and the substance of my being , I swore to her , that were she red with guilt , I would exchange my unblench'd state with hers.- Friend ! by that winding passage , to that bower I now will go - all objects there will ...
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... seem'd to say , How can we do without her ? Besides , what vex'd us worse , we knew , They have no need of such as you In the place where you were going : This World has angels all too few , And Heaven is overflowing ! SOMETHING ...
... seem'd to say , How can we do without her ? Besides , what vex'd us worse , we knew , They have no need of such as you In the place where you were going : This World has angels all too few , And Heaven is overflowing ! SOMETHING ...
Side 37
... seem'd to own , Till Disappointment came , and pelting wrong Beat it to earth ? or with indignant grief Shall I compare thee to poor Poland's Hope , Bright flower of flope kill'd in the opening bud ? Farewell , sweet blossom ! better ...
... seem'd to own , Till Disappointment came , and pelting wrong Beat it to earth ? or with indignant grief Shall I compare thee to poor Poland's Hope , Bright flower of flope kill'd in the opening bud ? Farewell , sweet blossom ! better ...
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