Selected Prose and PoetryRinehart, 1952 - 488 oldal |
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139. oldal
... considered as important enough to claim attention , or deserve redress . Of this kind will appear to gross and vulgar apprehen- sions , the miseries which I endured in a morning visit to Prospero , a man lately raised to wealth by a ...
... considered as important enough to claim attention , or deserve redress . Of this kind will appear to gross and vulgar apprehen- sions , the miseries which I endured in a morning visit to Prospero , a man lately raised to wealth by a ...
221. oldal
... considered as resting only upon the credit of former diction- aries . Others , which I considered as useful , or know to be proper , though I could not at present support them by au- thorities , I have suffered to stand upon my own ...
... considered as resting only upon the credit of former diction- aries . Others , which I considered as useful , or know to be proper , though I could not at present support them by au- thorities , I have suffered to stand upon my own ...
319. oldal
... considered as an unnecessary hazard . Addison's counsel was happily rejected . Pope foresaw the future efflorescence of imagery then budding in his mind and resolved to spare no art or industry of cultivation . The soft luxuriance of ...
... considered as an unnecessary hazard . Addison's counsel was happily rejected . Pope foresaw the future efflorescence of imagery then budding in his mind and resolved to spare no art or industry of cultivation . The soft luxuriance of ...
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PRAYERS AND MEDITATIONS | 32 |
POETRY | 42 |
ESSAYS | 60 |
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