Prose and PoetryDent, 1961 - 364 pages |
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Page 19
... kiss , Child , and I'm comforted . O schwöre nicht und küsse nur O SWEAR me not , but only kiss ! I trust no woman's promises . Sweet is your word , but sweeter far My unindentured kisses are . For I shall keep , when oaths are air , The ...
... kiss , Child , and I'm comforted . O schwöre nicht und küsse nur O SWEAR me not , but only kiss ! I trust no woman's promises . Sweet is your word , but sweeter far My unindentured kisses are . For I shall keep , when oaths are air , The ...
Page 196
... kissed , they kissed with their eyes , they were both but one single kiss . An enchanted nightingale sits on a red coral bough in the silent sea , and sings a song of the love of my ancestors ; the pearls gaze eagerly from their shells ...
... kissed , they kissed with their eyes , they were both but one single kiss . An enchanted nightingale sits on a red coral bough in the silent sea , and sings a song of the love of my ancestors ; the pearls gaze eagerly from their shells ...
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Heinrich Heine Ernest Rhys. to myself , " to - morrow I will kiss you , you lovely marble face , kiss you just on that pretty corner of your mouth where the lips melt into such a sweet dimple ! " An impatience I had never before felt was ...
Heinrich Heine Ernest Rhys. to myself , " to - morrow I will kiss you , you lovely marble face , kiss you just on that pretty corner of your mouth where the lips melt into such a sweet dimple ! " An impatience I had never before felt was ...
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BOOK OF SONGS | 3 |
Where? Ruth Duffin | 9 |
A Mountain Idyll John Todhunter | 42 |
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