The Works of John Ruskin, 34 tomasG. Allen, 1908 |
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... hope some mellifluous nomenclature will come into my head in the sun . ' " " " ( 16th April . ) — Your letters always are a delight to me , and hearing of this letter - book is a great pride and amusement to me , and there's not the ...
... hope some mellifluous nomenclature will come into my head in the sun . ' " " " ( 16th April . ) — Your letters always are a delight to me , and hearing of this letter - book is a great pride and amusement to me , and there's not the ...
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... hope athwart the future years , As of wrath to its days ? Hear me ! oh , hear me ! I am thy worshipper , thy priest , thy servant— I have gazed on thee at thy rise and fall , And bow'd my head beneath thy mid - day beams , When my eye ...
... hope athwart the future years , As of wrath to its days ? Hear me ! oh , hear me ! I am thy worshipper , thy priest , thy servant— I have gazed on thee at thy rise and fall , And bow'd my head beneath thy mid - day beams , When my eye ...
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... hope , And love , and revel , in an hour were trampled By human passions to a human chaos , Not yet resolved to separate elements : - ' Tis warring still ! And can the sun so rise , So bright , so rolling back the clouds into Vapours ...
... hope , And love , and revel , in an hour were trampled By human passions to a human chaos , Not yet resolved to separate elements : - ' Tis warring still ! And can the sun so rise , So bright , so rolling back the clouds into Vapours ...
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... hope , beginning : it blew but feebly yesterday , though without intermission , from the north , making every shady place cold , while the sun was burning ; its effect on the sky being only to dim the blue of it between masses of ragged ...
... hope , beginning : it blew but feebly yesterday , though without intermission , from the north , making every shady place cold , while the sun was burning ; its effect on the sky being only to dim the blue of it between masses of ragged ...
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... hope , enough to guard you against the absurdity of supposing that it all only means that I am myself soured , or doting , in my old age , and always in an ill humour . Depend upon it , when old men are worth anything , they are better ...
... hope , enough to guard you against the absurdity of supposing that it all only means that I am myself soured , or doting , in my old age , and always in an ill humour . Depend upon it , when old men are worth anything , they are better ...
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