Prose and PoetryDent, 1961 - 364 pages |
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Page 89
... give , Were it mine , the whole of heaven ; I would give her the sun , I would give her the moon , And all the stars of even . ' I love her with a mighty love , With flames that burn and consume me- Are these already the quenchless ...
... give , Were it mine , the whole of heaven ; I would give her the sun , I would give her the moon , And all the stars of even . ' I love her with a mighty love , With flames that burn and consume me- Are these already the quenchless ...
Page 186
... gives everything the sharp definition and clear colouring of a local chart ; there is nowhere a really beautiful landscape ... give us a perfect sense of social self - possession . I dis- played an amount of geographical knowledge that ...
... gives everything the sharp definition and clear colouring of a local chart ; there is nowhere a really beautiful landscape ... give us a perfect sense of social self - possession . I dis- played an amount of geographical knowledge that ...
Page 348
... give a communication from the Imperial - Royal Austrian consul in Damascus to the Imperial- Royal consul - general ... gives him an opportunity of maltreating the Jewish Giaour with some pretence of justice . Wait till it shall be to the ...
... give a communication from the Imperial - Royal Austrian consul in Damascus to the Imperial- Royal consul - general ... gives him an opportunity of maltreating the Jewish Giaour with some pretence of justice . Wait till it shall be to the ...
Contents
BOOK OF SONGS | 3 |
Where? Ruth Duffin | 9 |
A Mountain Idyll John Todhunter | 42 |
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