Word from England: An Anthology of Prose and Poetry, Compiled for the King's ForcesEnglish Universities Press, 1940 - Всего страниц: 248 |
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... never able to knock the Flaming Tinman down , but on the contrary received six knock - down blows myself . " I can never stand this , " said I , as I sat on the knee of Belle , " I am afraid I must give in ; the Flaming Tinman hits very ...
... never able to knock the Flaming Tinman down , but on the contrary received six knock - down blows myself . " I can never stand this , " said I , as I sat on the knee of Belle , " I am afraid I must give in ; the Flaming Tinman hits very ...
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... never drink that ever they drank to other was so sweet nor so good . But by that their drink was in their bodies , they loved each other so well that never their love departed for weal neither for woe . And thus it happed the love first ...
... never drink that ever they drank to other was so sweet nor so good . But by that their drink was in their bodies , they loved each other so well that never their love departed for weal neither for woe . And thus it happed the love first ...
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... never wanted a London pudding ; and he always sang it in with , My heart lies therein - a . He drank a glass or two of wine at meals ; put syrup of gilly - flowers into his sack ; and had always a tun - glass of small - beer standing by ...
... never wanted a London pudding ; and he always sang it in with , My heart lies therein - a . He drank a glass or two of wine at meals ; put syrup of gilly - flowers into his sack ; and had always a tun - glass of small - beer standing by ...
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TIMES AND SEASONS | 1 |
John Keats | 8 |
YOU MEANER BEAUTIES OF THE NIGHT | 14 |
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arms army battle blood blow blue brave breath bugles blown C. H. Sorley Colonel's dark dawn dead dear death deep Don John dreams earth enemy England English eyes face fair fear fight fire fleet foes Francis Vere friends G. K. Chesterton galloped Gasman glory green Greensleeves hand hath head hear heard heart heaven hill honour horse hound John Keats John of Austria Kamal King land laugh light Lochinvar look Lord loud maid mare Maurice Baring mountain Nelly Gray never night numbers o'er Percy Bysshe Shelley prince ride river rock round Rudyard Kipling running-they're running sails ships sing sleep Snowy River Song soul stand stars stood storm sweet sword thee There's thine things thou turned W. E. Henley W. H. Davies waves wild William Shakespeare wind wings wounded