Prose and PoetryDent, 1961 - 364 pages |
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Page 57
... eyes of my Beloved , I uplift my arms devoutly , And beseech them and implore them : Sweetest eyes , ye gracious candles , Oh , possess my soul with blessing , Let my spirit fly to inherit You and your whole heaven of blisses ! • From the ...
... eyes of my Beloved , I uplift my arms devoutly , And beseech them and implore them : Sweetest eyes , ye gracious candles , Oh , possess my soul with blessing , Let my spirit fly to inherit You and your whole heaven of blisses ! • From the ...
Page 186
... eyes , it may well happen that it sees more than we dwarfs do , clambering with purblind eyes upon its sides . Many , in- deed , declare that the Brocken is bourgeois , and Claudius has sung of ' The Blocksberg , that tall Philistine ...
... eyes , it may well happen that it sees more than we dwarfs do , clambering with purblind eyes upon its sides . Many , in- deed , declare that the Brocken is bourgeois , and Claudius has sung of ' The Blocksberg , that tall Philistine ...
Page 275
... eyes became moist . Adoringly he knelt down before his amata . But , alas ! as he bowed down to kiss her feet , he saw under the bed a little abbate ! I do not know what he had against the poor man , but the Genoese became pale as death ...
... eyes became moist . Adoringly he knelt down before his amata . But , alas ! as he bowed down to kiss her feet , he saw under the bed a little abbate ! I do not know what he had against the poor man , but the Genoese became pale as death ...
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BOOK OF SONGS | 3 |
Where? Ruth Duffin | 9 |
A Mountain Idyll John Todhunter | 42 |
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