The Port FolioEditor and Asbury Dickens, 1814 |
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Strona 324
... become of my talents ? All my fire is extinct , my imagination is frozen , the marble is cold in my hands . Pygmalion makes no more Gods . Thou art but a vulgar artist . Vile instruments ! which are no longer those of my glory , away ...
... become of my talents ? All my fire is extinct , my imagination is frozen , the marble is cold in my hands . Pygmalion makes no more Gods . Thou art but a vulgar artist . Vile instruments ! which are no longer those of my glory , away ...
Strona 325
... become sad , and am not the more at- tentive . How dear , how precious to me , is this immortal work about to become ! Though my extinguished genius , should no more produce any thing great , any thing beautiful , any thing wor- thy of ...
... become sad , and am not the more at- tentive . How dear , how precious to me , is this immortal work about to become ! Though my extinguished genius , should no more produce any thing great , any thing beautiful , any thing wor- thy of ...
Strona 371
... become black . This we assert on the authority of observation . Expose to the solar rays a person labouring un- der jaundice , and , instead of becoming black , his skin will be simply tanned , precisely as if he were free from disease ...
... become black . This we assert on the authority of observation . Expose to the solar rays a person labouring un- der jaundice , and , instead of becoming black , his skin will be simply tanned , precisely as if he were free from disease ...
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