English Poetry (1170-1892)Ginn, 1907 - 580 psl. |
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... Night Piece on Death .. A Hymn of Contentment . When thy beauty appears . 221 222 223 223 EDWARD YOUNG ( 1683-1765 ) ... Night Thoughts ( Time ; Night 1 , Night 2 ) . 1746 ) . 272 224 Ode to Evening .. 273 The Complaint ( Procrastination ...
... Night Piece on Death .. A Hymn of Contentment . When thy beauty appears . 221 222 223 223 EDWARD YOUNG ( 1683-1765 ) ... Night Thoughts ( Time ; Night 1 , Night 2 ) . 1746 ) . 272 224 Ode to Evening .. 273 The Complaint ( Procrastination ...
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... Night ... 410 WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR ( 1775-1864 ) Acon and Rhodope ; or , Inconstancy ... 368 Rose Aylmer ... 369 A Fiesolan Idyl .. 369 To Robert Browning . 370 The Waterfall ..... Why ... 370 On his Seventy - Fifth Birthday . 370 ...
... Night ... 410 WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR ( 1775-1864 ) Acon and Rhodope ; or , Inconstancy ... 368 Rose Aylmer ... 369 A Fiesolan Idyl .. 369 To Robert Browning . 370 The Waterfall ..... Why ... 370 On his Seventy - Fifth Birthday . 370 ...
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... Night is , as the poet explains , the city of darkness , peopled with sad forms by the insomnia which night after night tortures and weakens him and restores him to the day empty of strength and hope . Of the extraordinarily high ...
... Night is , as the poet explains , the city of darkness , peopled with sad forms by the insomnia which night after night tortures and weakens him and restores him to the day empty of strength and hope . Of the extraordinarily high ...
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... night may cover and excuse Itself from travail of the day's unrest , Save I , alas ! against all others ' use , That then stir up the torments of my breast , And curse each star as causer of my fate . And when the sun hath eke the dark ...
... night may cover and excuse Itself from travail of the day's unrest , Save I , alas ! against all others ' use , That then stir up the torments of my breast , And curse each star as causer of my fate . And when the sun hath eke the dark ...
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... night discharged of all care , Where wine the wit may not oppress ; The faithful wife , without debate ; Such sleeps as may beguile the night : Contented with thine own estate , Ne wish for death , ne fear his might . OF THE DEATH OF ...
... night discharged of all care , Where wine the wit may not oppress ; The faithful wife , without debate ; Such sleeps as may beguile the night : Contented with thine own estate , Ne wish for death , ne fear his might . OF THE DEATH OF ...
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