New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 16Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1826 |
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... speak , Philostratus ! Speak , without more ado . I I never tried to tell a tale till now . - ? By my soul , I cannot tell it - nay - if you will have I'll drink A maudlin story , why prepare your eyes ; We'll have salt tears enow ...
... speak , Philostratus ! Speak , without more ado . I I never tried to tell a tale till now . - ? By my soul , I cannot tell it - nay - if you will have I'll drink A maudlin story , why prepare your eyes ; We'll have salt tears enow ...
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... speak Its natural music , and no erring star Bewitch thee to unhealthy merriment . I do not think with you : a merry story , Methinks , is harmless as a tale that's sad . Yet - speak , Emilia ! Once - in Florence , here- In that part ...
... speak Its natural music , and no erring star Bewitch thee to unhealthy merriment . I do not think with you : a merry story , Methinks , is harmless as a tale that's sad . Yet - speak , Emilia ! Once - in Florence , here- In that part ...
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... speak , from day to day , Of feasts , and watchings - how the Pavian frown'd Like sullen thunder o'er his rival's hopes- How with mad violence he traced his steps- Forced ceaseless quarrel , and out - clamour'd all The winds in anger ...
... speak , from day to day , Of feasts , and watchings - how the Pavian frown'd Like sullen thunder o'er his rival's hopes- How with mad violence he traced his steps- Forced ceaseless quarrel , and out - clamour'd all The winds in anger ...
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... Speak low ! " he cried , and pointed where on high The white Alps glitter'd through the solemn sky : " We must speak low amidst our ancient hills And their free torrents ; for the days are come When Tyranny lies couch'd by forest ...
... Speak low ! " he cried , and pointed where on high The white Alps glitter'd through the solemn sky : " We must speak low amidst our ancient hills And their free torrents ; for the days are come When Tyranny lies couch'd by forest ...
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... speak ? Nor was it alone that he had been the first to tune his native tongue ( however imperfectly to modern ears ) ; but he was himself a noble , manly character , standing before his age and striving to advance it ; a pleasant ...
... speak ? Nor was it alone that he had been the first to tune his native tongue ( however imperfectly to modern ears ) ; but he was himself a noble , manly character , standing before his age and striving to advance it ; a pleasant ...
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