The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 138Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1945 |
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... hope for hope ? Or those that make a noose deny the rope That tightens round the heart invisibly And thus not ever loosened ? Can summer be So bountiful and men deny the tree ? Oh , hopeless world ! Have you no eyes to see ? St. Giles ...
... hope for hope ? Or those that make a noose deny the rope That tightens round the heart invisibly And thus not ever loosened ? Can summer be So bountiful and men deny the tree ? Oh , hopeless world ! Have you no eyes to see ? St. Giles ...
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... hope - hope that was often legitimate and sometimes fulfilled . To - day , the revolutionary movements are neither popular , nor are they movements of liberation , nor do they offer hope to the many , but only to the few . They do not ...
... hope - hope that was often legitimate and sometimes fulfilled . To - day , the revolutionary movements are neither popular , nor are they movements of liberation , nor do they offer hope to the many , but only to the few . They do not ...
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... hope of the Serb people - hope of liberation from the foreign invader once , and now hope of liberation from the domestic tyrant and usurper , hope of a federal Yugoslavia , re - established and reformed under King Peter who , though in ...
... hope of the Serb people - hope of liberation from the foreign invader once , and now hope of liberation from the domestic tyrant and usurper , hope of a federal Yugoslavia , re - established and reformed under King Peter who , though in ...
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