PoemsCaxton-Press, printed by Nuttall, Fisher, and Company, 1815 - Всего страниц: 622 |
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Стр. 183
The mad practice of duelling founded , not in true courage , but fear . And savage in its principle appears , Tried , as it should be , by the fruit it bears . ' Tis hard indeed if nothing will defend Mankind from quarrels but their ...
The mad practice of duelling founded , not in true courage , but fear . And savage in its principle appears , Tried , as it should be , by the fruit it bears . ' Tis hard indeed if nothing will defend Mankind from quarrels but their ...
Стр. 183
The mad practice of duelling founded , not in true courage , but fear . And savage in its principle appears , Tried , as it should be , by the fruit it bears . ' Tis hard indeed if nothing will defend Mankind from quarrels but their ...
The mad practice of duelling founded , not in true courage , but fear . And savage in its principle appears , Tried , as it should be , by the fruit it bears . ' Tis hard indeed if nothing will defend Mankind from quarrels but their ...
Стр. 552
Awhile they mus'd ; surveying ev'ry face , Thou hadst suppos'd them of superior race ; Their periwigs of wool , and fears combin'd , Stamp'd on each countenance such marks of mind , That sage they seem'd , as lawyers o'er a doubt ...
Awhile they mus'd ; surveying ev'ry face , Thou hadst suppos'd them of superior race ; Their periwigs of wool , and fears combin'd , Stamp'd on each countenance such marks of mind , That sage they seem'd , as lawyers o'er a doubt ...
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