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Pagina xix
On entering , he found Middleton at Pembroke College , and to this old school patron and protector ' he probably owed the stimulus which made him an industrious student for the first year or two . He certainly began well , for in his ...
On entering , he found Middleton at Pembroke College , and to this old school patron and protector ' he probably owed the stimulus which made him an industrious student for the first year or two . He certainly began well , for in his ...
Pagina xxiv
In a few months I shall enter at the Temple , 1 and there seek forgetful calmness where alone it can be found in incessant and useful activity . ' The letter closes with an assurance that if his rival is to be made happy he will be ...
In a few months I shall enter at the Temple , 1 and there seek forgetful calmness where alone it can be found in incessant and useful activity . ' The letter closes with an assurance that if his rival is to be made happy he will be ...
Pagina xl
I do not now enter into the particulars of the mode of securing the annuity , etc. - that will be done when we receive your consent to the proposal we are making ; and we shall only say that we mean the annuity to be independent of ...
I do not now enter into the particulars of the mode of securing the annuity , etc. - that will be done when we receive your consent to the proposal we are making ; and we shall only say that we mean the annuity to be independent of ...
Pagina 75
Moaning she fled , and enter'd the Profound That leads with downward windings to the cave Of darkness palpable , Desert of Death Sunk deep beneath Gehenna's massy roots . There many a dateless age the Beldame lurked And trembled ...
Moaning she fled , and enter'd the Profound That leads with downward windings to the cave Of darkness palpable , Desert of Death Sunk deep beneath Gehenna's massy roots . There many a dateless age the Beldame lurked And trembled ...
Pagina 86
the mother cried , ' Ye shall not enter here . ' Would ye come here , ye maiden vile , And rob me of my mate ? ' 70 And on her child the mother scowled 80 A deadly leer of hate . Fast rooted to the spot , you guess , The wretched maiden ...
the mother cried , ' Ye shall not enter here . ' Would ye come here , ye maiden vile , And rob me of my mate ? ' 70 And on her child the mother scowled 80 A deadly leer of hate . Fast rooted to the spot , you guess , The wretched maiden ...
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| Titel | The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge The Poetical Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Auteur | Samuel Taylor Coleridge |
| Redacteur | James Dykes Campbell |
| Uitgever | Macmillan, 1905 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | University of Minnesota |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 19 feb 2010 |
| Lengte | 667 pagina's |
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