The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1899 - 209 |
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Strona 43
... nights in abundant weeping [ for you ] ; but the agent of his anxious landlady slyly tempts him by a thousand methods ... night , nor look down into the streets at the sound of the doleful pipe ; and remain inflexible toward him , though ...
... nights in abundant weeping [ for you ] ; but the agent of his anxious landlady slyly tempts him by a thousand methods ... night , nor look down into the streets at the sound of the doleful pipe ; and remain inflexible toward him , though ...
Strona 84
... night presses upon day , and day upon night : nor is it in my power to relieve my lungs , which are strained with gasping . Where . fore , wretch that I am , I am compelled to credit ( what was denied , by me ) that the charms of the ...
... night presses upon day , and day upon night : nor is it in my power to relieve my lungs , which are strained with gasping . Where . fore , wretch that I am , I am compelled to credit ( what was denied , by me ) that the charms of the ...
Strona 143
... night . And now the night possessed the middle region of the heavens , when each of them set foot in a gorgeous palace , where car pets dyed with crimson grain glittered upon ivory couches , and many baskets of a magnificent ...
... night . And now the night possessed the middle region of the heavens , when each of them set foot in a gorgeous palace , where car pets dyed with crimson grain glittered upon ivory couches , and many baskets of a magnificent ...
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