Elegant Extracts: Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from the Most Eminent British Poets, Nide 6J. Sharpe, 1810 |
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... has made great conquerors despise dangers and death in their way to victory , and sigh afterwards when they had no more to conquer , These Usher . ON MODESTY IN DRESS . MODESTY in dress is a 26 BOOK XI , ELEGANT EXTRACTS .
... has made great conquerors despise dangers and death in their way to victory , and sigh afterwards when they had no more to conquer , These Usher . ON MODESTY IN DRESS . MODESTY in dress is a 26 BOOK XI , ELEGANT EXTRACTS .
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... sighs , she threw herself prostrate at his feet . His wife and children did the same ; and all the other women , with united voices of mournful accent , begged and implored his pity . The Volscian officers , not able unmoved to be hold ...
... sighs , she threw herself prostrate at his feet . His wife and children did the same ; and all the other women , with united voices of mournful accent , begged and implored his pity . The Volscian officers , not able unmoved to be hold ...
Sivu 63
... sigh escape from her breast , I am attracted towards her by an irresistible emotion of tenderness and esteem ; her eyes shine with en- chanting lustre , through the pearly moisture that surrounds them ; my heart warms at the glow which ...
... sigh escape from her breast , I am attracted towards her by an irresistible emotion of tenderness and esteem ; her eyes shine with en- chanting lustre , through the pearly moisture that surrounds them ; my heart warms at the glow which ...
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BOOK XI | 1 |
Marriage compared with single Life Bishop Taylor | 10 |
The same subject | 16 |
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