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Pagina 129
We bless thee , Lord , though far from Judah's land ; Though our worn limbs are
black with stripes and chains ; Though for stern foes we till the burning sand ; And
reap , for others ' joy , the summer plains ; We bless thee , Lord , for thou art ...
We bless thee , Lord , though far from Judah's land ; Though our worn limbs are
black with stripes and chains ; Though for stern foes we till the burning sand ; And
reap , for others ' joy , the summer plains ; We bless thee , Lord , for thou art ...
Pagina 360
The dedication of the papers to Lord Townshend , by Mr. Grattan , reminds us in
many respects of Junius : but it abounds with petty ornaments , which the severer
taste of that popular writer would bave rejected as incongruous with the grave ...
The dedication of the papers to Lord Townshend , by Mr. Grattan , reminds us in
many respects of Junius : but it abounds with petty ornaments , which the severer
taste of that popular writer would bave rejected as incongruous with the grave ...
Pagina 394
By Lord Byron . 8vo . 58. 6d . sewed . Murray . 1822 . GLOOMY and even tragical
as most of the poetry of Lord Byron has been , it cannot surprize us that he should
now appear particularly inclined to court the inspiration of the tragic muse in a ...
By Lord Byron . 8vo . 58. 6d . sewed . Murray . 1822 . GLOOMY and even tragical
as most of the poetry of Lord Byron has been , it cannot surprize us that he should
now appear particularly inclined to court the inspiration of the tragic muse in a ...
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