The Poetical Works of Howitt, Milman, and Keats: Complete in One VolumeThomas, Cowperthwait & Company no. 253, Market street., 1840 - 522 oldal |
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275. oldal
... coursers , and her head , Upon her snowy shoulder half declined In languor of enjoyment , rising wore Rosy confusion , and disorder fair Transiently on her pride of motion broke . Or chance , or meaning wander'd to his face Her eye ...
... coursers , and her head , Upon her snowy shoulder half declined In languor of enjoyment , rising wore Rosy confusion , and disorder fair Transiently on her pride of motion broke . Or chance , or meaning wander'd to his face Her eye ...
312. oldal
... coursers , as the fire - hoof'd steeds of Morn . To white - arm'd Ladies in a stately court Bards hymn'd the deeds of that fine chivalry , And their crown'd Captain's title smote mine ear , ' Arthur of Bretagne .'- Years went rolling on ...
... coursers , as the fire - hoof'd steeds of Morn . To white - arm'd Ladies in a stately court Bards hymn'd the deeds of that fine chivalry , And their crown'd Captain's title smote mine ear , ' Arthur of Bretagne .'- Years went rolling on ...
317. oldal
... coursers ' reeking flanks † Gibbon , ch . vi . → York . Above them , like a man constrain'd to walk Amid low tufts of poisonous herbs ; he fronts The monarch , and thus ' gins his taunting strain : Unconqu'rable ! whose conquering is ...
... coursers ' reeking flanks † Gibbon , ch . vi . → York . Above them , like a man constrain'd to walk Amid low tufts of poisonous herbs ; he fronts The monarch , and thus ' gins his taunting strain : Unconqu'rable ! whose conquering is ...
330. oldal
... coursers , heavily behind Dragging the vacant car , loose hung the reins , And mournfulness , and dull disorder slack'd The spirit of their tread . Caswallon knew , And he leap'd up ; the Boy his bloodless lips With a long effort opened ...
... coursers , heavily behind Dragging the vacant car , loose hung the reins , And mournfulness , and dull disorder slack'd The spirit of their tread . Caswallon knew , And he leap'd up ; the Boy his bloodless lips With a long effort opened ...
331. oldal
... , Like a thick snow - shower , the fast falling foam , Then leap'd Caswallon down , back Samor hurl'd Coursers and chariot , and , " Now , " cried aloud , SAMOR . And body engross'd the conflict . Men were 331 SAMOR . 321.
... , Like a thick snow - shower , the fast falling foam , Then leap'd Caswallon down , back Samor hurl'd Coursers and chariot , and , " Now , " cried aloud , SAMOR . And body engross'd the conflict . Men were 331 SAMOR . 321.
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