The Works of Lord Byron, 5 tomasJ. Murray, 1901 |
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... look to their issue I feel a thousand mortal things about me , But nothing godlike , -unless it may be The thing which you condemn , a disposition To love and to be merciful , to pardon The follies of my species , and ( that's human ) ...
... look to their issue I feel a thousand mortal things about me , But nothing godlike , -unless it may be The thing which you condemn , a disposition To love and to be merciful , to pardon The follies of my species , and ( that's human ) ...
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... for some small addition to the temple . Myr . Look to the annals of thine Empire's founders . Sar . They are so blotted o'er with blood , I cannot . VOL . V. D 550 But what wouldst have ? the Empire has been SCENE II . ] 33 SARDANAPALUS .
... for some small addition to the temple . Myr . Look to the annals of thine Empire's founders . Sar . They are so blotted o'er with blood , I cannot . VOL . V. D 550 But what wouldst have ? the Empire has been SCENE II . ] 33 SARDANAPALUS .
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... look of Assyria's Empire . How red he glares amongst those deepening clouds , Like the blood he predicts . If not in vain , Thou Sun that sinkest , and ye stars which rise , I have outwatched ye , reading ray by ray The SCENE I. ] 37 ...
... look of Assyria's Empire . How red he glares amongst those deepening clouds , Like the blood he predicts . If not in vain , Thou Sun that sinkest , and ye stars which rise , I have outwatched ye , reading ray by ray The SCENE I. ] 37 ...
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... Look to the sky ! I look . Bel . What seest thou ? Arb . The gathering of the stars . Bel . A fair summer's twilight , and And midst them , mark Yon earliest , and the brightest , which so quivers , As it would quit its place in the ...
... Look to the sky ! I look . Bel . What seest thou ? Arb . The gathering of the stars . Bel . A fair summer's twilight , and And midst them , mark Yon earliest , and the brightest , which so quivers , As it would quit its place in the ...
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... Look to it , Arbaces : I have still aided , cherished , loved , and urged you ; Was willing even to serve you , in the hope To serve and save Assyria . Heaven itself Seemed to consent , and all events were friendly , Even to the last ...
... Look to it , Arbaces : I have still aided , cherished , loved , and urged you ; Was willing even to serve you , in the hope To serve and save Assyria . Heaven itself Seemed to consent , and all events were friendly , Even to the last ...
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