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faces , he fell , and shed his life in a pool of blood . ... in full thy worthy meed , and return thee the reward that is due ! who hast made me look face to face on my child's murder , and polluted a father's countenance with death .
faces , he fell , and shed his life in a pool of blood . ... in full thy worthy meed , and return thee the reward that is due ! who hast made me look face to face on my child's murder , and polluted a father's countenance with death .
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In all haste he fares under a pine tree , and hath cast himself down upon his face on the green grass . Under him he laid his sword and his horn of ivory ; and he turned his face towards the paynim folk , for he would that Charles and ...
In all haste he fares under a pine tree , and hath cast himself down upon his face on the green grass . Under him he laid his sword and his horn of ivory ; and he turned his face towards the paynim folk , for he would that Charles and ...
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Weeping I said : “ Present things with their false pleasure turned away my steps soon as your face was hidden . " And she : " If thou wert silent , or if thou hadst denied what thou confessest , not less noted were thy fault ; by such a ...
Weeping I said : “ Present things with their false pleasure turned away my steps soon as your face was hidden . " And she : " If thou wert silent , or if thou hadst denied what thou confessest , not less noted were thy fault ; by such a ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 1 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1955 |
| Length | 1000 pages |
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