Prose and PoetryDent, 1961 - 364 pages |
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Page 186
... face and finding there more attractive regions than Schierke and Elend . The face was one of those that always please , though we are rarely enchanted , and never fall in love with them . I like such faces because they smile to rest my ...
... face and finding there more attractive regions than Schierke and Elend . The face was one of those that always please , though we are rarely enchanted , and never fall in love with them . I like such faces because they smile to rest my ...
Page 267
... face was not in firm regularity of beauty , nor in interesting vivacity ; its characteristic was , rather , a charming , enrapturing , almost terrible veracity . It was a face full of conscious fire and gracious goodness ; it was more a ...
... face was not in firm regularity of beauty , nor in interesting vivacity ; its characteristic was , rather , a charming , enrapturing , almost terrible veracity . It was a face full of conscious fire and gracious goodness ; it was more a ...
Page 309
... faces of the two monks , like those of the rest of the assem- blage , were white as snow . White as snow also was the face of the third monk , who laughingly brushed the cowl from his head . As he unbound the girdle of his robe , and ...
... faces of the two monks , like those of the rest of the assem- blage , were white as snow . White as snow also was the face of the third monk , who laughingly brushed the cowl from his head . As he unbound the girdle of his robe , and ...
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BOOK OF SONGS | 3 |
Where? Ruth Duffin | 9 |
A Mountain Idyll John Todhunter | 42 |
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