The Ridpath Library of Universal Literature: A Biographical and Bibliographical Summary of the World's Most Eminent Authors, Including the Choucest Selections and Masterpieces from Their Writings...Fifth avenue library society, 1906 |
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16. oldal
... song resounded in my ear , So sharp and clear , with thrilling ring , As if from out his sepulchre Had stepped an ancient poet king . And yet I hurl my glove at thee , In mail be clad , in steel be shod , 16 EMANUEL GEIBEL.
... song resounded in my ear , So sharp and clear , with thrilling ring , As if from out his sepulchre Had stepped an ancient poet king . And yet I hurl my glove at thee , In mail be clad , in steel be shod , 16 EMANUEL GEIBEL.
17. oldal
... thee not , " thus spoke they to the maid , " He sports with thee " - she bowed her head in grief And o'er her cheek the pearly tear - drops strayed Like dew from roses ; why this rash belief ? And when he found that doubt assailed the ...
... thee not , " thus spoke they to the maid , " He sports with thee " - she bowed her head in grief And o'er her cheek the pearly tear - drops strayed Like dew from roses ; why this rash belief ? And when he found that doubt assailed the ...
21. oldal
... thee ? " To the bystanders he declared that he forgave his enemies , and begged pardon of all for anything in which he had dealt un- justly with them , enjoining them to make known this to all . To his sons he said , “ A man is but a ...
... thee ? " To the bystanders he declared that he forgave his enemies , and begged pardon of all for anything in which he had dealt un- justly with them , enjoining them to make known this to all . To his sons he said , “ A man is but a ...
57. oldal
... Thee mine . O noblest brow and dearest , In other days the world All feared when Thou appearedst ; What shame on Thee is hurled ! How art Thou pale with anguish , With sore abuse and scorn ! How does that visage languish Which once was ...
... Thee mine . O noblest brow and dearest , In other days the world All feared when Thou appearedst ; What shame on Thee is hurled ! How art Thou pale with anguish , With sore abuse and scorn ! How does that visage languish Which once was ...
58. oldal
... Thee . Still let Thy love point out my way ; How wondrous things Thy love hath wrought , Still lead me , lest I go astray , Direct my work , inspire my thought : And , if I fall , soon may I hear Thy voice , and know that Love is near ...
... Thee . Still let Thy love point out my way ; How wondrous things Thy love hath wrought , Still lead me , lest I go astray , Direct my work , inspire my thought : And , if I fall , soon may I hear Thy voice , and know that Love is near ...
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