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12. oldal
Brighter than the light the sparkle Of her eyes . a Cosm . Those eyes are doubtless Stars that in their day have twinkled In the devil's own firmament . D. Man . Every hair is like a sunbeam . Cosm .
Brighter than the light the sparkle Of her eyes . a Cosm . Those eyes are doubtless Stars that in their day have twinkled In the devil's own firmament . D. Man . Every hair is like a sunbeam . Cosm .
21. oldal
When I saw you hide here , must I Disbelieve my eyes ? D. Man . For they oftener err than any Other sense . D. Luis . And if my eyes Play me false , would you persuade me That my ears deceive me too ? D. Man . Yes . D. Luis .
When I saw you hide here , must I Disbelieve my eyes ? D. Man . For they oftener err than any Other sense . D. Luis . And if my eyes Play me false , would you persuade me That my ears deceive me too ? D. Man . Yes . D. Luis .
28. oldal
From sandy ridges wildering o'er the deep , The wind's familiar under - song recalls The fishermen to duty , though that eve To unversed eyes their embarkation seem'd Rather a work of festival than toil . Women were there in gay precise ...
From sandy ridges wildering o'er the deep , The wind's familiar under - song recalls The fishermen to duty , though that eve To unversed eyes their embarkation seem'd Rather a work of festival than toil . Women were there in gay precise ...
36. oldal
black hair and eyes . Her whole de- with seats , which , being surrounded meanour had something quiet , even by a low rail , ascended in several rows sad . I tried in every way to please bebind each other , so that the lowest her ...
black hair and eyes . Her whole de- with seats , which , being surrounded meanour had something quiet , even by a low rail , ascended in several rows sad . I tried in every way to please bebind each other , so that the lowest her ...
42. oldal
All had passed “ And mine , " said the Count , “ is before my eyes and mind , from the Thorane . Spangenberg , what do loftiest tragedy to the slightest after . you want of Thorane ? So let us sit piece ; and as , when a child , I had ...
All had passed “ And mine , " said the Count , “ is before my eyes and mind , from the Thorane . Spangenberg , what do loftiest tragedy to the slightest after . you want of Thorane ? So let us sit piece ; and as , when a child , I had ...
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