Prose and PoetryDent, 1961 - 364 pages |
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Page 244
... Christianity ; it was a passion - flower which had blossomed from the blood of Christ . I know not if the melancholy flower which in Germany we call the passion - flower is known by the same name in France , and if the popular tradition ...
... Christianity ; it was a passion - flower which had blossomed from the blood of Christ . I know not if the melancholy flower which in Germany we call the passion - flower is known by the same name in France , and if the popular tradition ...
Page 246
... Christian in their nature ; for if the sacred poetry related exclusively to the Jewish people and its history , which alone was considered sacred ; if its themes were the heroes of the Old and the New Testaments , and their legends - in ...
... Christian in their nature ; for if the sacred poetry related exclusively to the Jewish people and its history , which alone was considered sacred ; if its themes were the heroes of the Old and the New Testaments , and their legends - in ...
Page 348
... Christian children for their satanic rites ; while we laugh and forget , they begin in the East to recall very sadly the ancient superstition , and make very serious faces - faces of gloomy anger and the despairing agony of death ...
... Christian children for their satanic rites ; while we laugh and forget , they begin in the East to recall very sadly the ancient superstition , and make very serious faces - faces of gloomy anger and the despairing agony of death ...
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BOOK OF SONGS | 3 |
Where? Ruth Duffin | 9 |
A Mountain Idyll John Todhunter | 42 |
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