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Pagina 23
I will open , for I feel So bewilder'd with the conflict Of opposing thoughts , that now Nothing can torment me farther . [ He goes into the Alcove to let him out . The centre door opens.Don Juan brings in ANGELA veiled .
I will open , for I feel So bewilder'd with the conflict Of opposing thoughts , that now Nothing can torment me farther . [ He goes into the Alcove to let him out . The centre door opens.Don Juan brings in ANGELA veiled .
Pagina 24
... I the first whom jewels have betray'd , ) Òr the slight rustle of my garments caught , ( Not I the first whose ruin dress has wrought ; ) He thought his mistress came , And like a moth he flutter'd to his flame , There to consume .
... I the first whom jewels have betray'd , ) Òr the slight rustle of my garments caught , ( Not I the first whose ruin dress has wrought ; ) He thought his mistress came , And like a moth he flutter'd to his flame , There to consume .
Pagina 36
... and found no sign that heroines but to disclose their secrets in she ever gave me any further thought . the very limited space which was left At last I fancied that I had discovered between the uniforms and orders . I her secret .
... and found no sign that heroines but to disclose their secrets in she ever gave me any further thought . the very limited space which was left At last I fancied that I had discovered between the uniforms and orders . I her secret .
Pagina 38
He therefore thought Many troops passed through the it more prudent to retire , and learned men . a > 1 > on enquiry , what the noise of 38 Goethe's Life and Works . No. III . [ Jan.
He therefore thought Many troops passed through the it more prudent to retire , and learned men . a > 1 > on enquiry , what the noise of 38 Goethe's Life and Works . No. III . [ Jan.
Pagina 45
These paintings These paintings Count meeting , expressed a common were delivered , paid for , and he pleasure in these works of art which thought that he had done with the they could not take in each other . business for ever .
These paintings These paintings Count meeting , expressed a common were delivered , paid for , and he pleasure in these works of art which thought that he had done with the they could not take in each other . business for ever .
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