Old-world Idylls and Other Verses |
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Or , -to wean you from the vapours ;As for these , You are worth the love they give you , Till a fairer face outlive you , Or a younger grace shall please ; Till the coming of the crows ' feet , And the backward turn of beaux ' feet ...
Or , -to wean you from the vapours ;As for these , You are worth the love they give you , Till a fairer face outlive you , Or a younger grace shall please ; Till the coming of the crows ' feet , And the backward turn of beaux ' feet ...
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A laughing Dame , who sailed a laughing cargo Of flippant loves along the Fleuve du Tendre ; Whose greatest grace was jupes à la Camargo , Whose gentlest merit gentiment se rendre ; Queen of the rouge - cheeked Hours , whose footsteps ...
A laughing Dame , who sailed a laughing cargo Of flippant loves along the Fleuve du Tendre ; Whose greatest grace was jupes à la Camargo , Whose gentlest merit gentiment se rendre ; Queen of the rouge - cheeked Hours , whose footsteps ...
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Boucher looked a minute : Yes , she was pretty ; and her face beside Shamed her poor clothing by a something in it ,Grace , and a presence hard to be denied ; This was no common offer it was certain ;Allez , Rosina ! sit behind the ...
Boucher looked a minute : Yes , she was pretty ; and her face beside Shamed her poor clothing by a something in it ,Grace , and a presence hard to be denied ; This was no common offer it was certain ;Allez , Rosina ! sit behind the ...
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Only a little by the door she lingers , Waits , with wrung lip and interwoven fingers . H No , not a sign . Already with the Painter Grace and the nymphs began recovered reign ; Truth was no more , and Nature , waxing fainter ...
Only a little by the door she lingers , Waits , with wrung lip and interwoven fingers . H No , not a sign . Already with the Painter Grace and the nymphs began recovered reign ; Truth was no more , and Nature , waxing fainter ...
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In truth , To me she seems all grace and youth . HORTENSE . Graceful ? You think it ? What , with hands That hang like this ( with a gesture ) . ARMANDE . And how she stands 1 M. LOYAL . Nay , - I am wrong THE CAP THAT FITS .
In truth , To me she seems all grace and youth . HORTENSE . Graceful ? You think it ? What , with hands That hang like this ( with a gesture ) . ARMANDE . And how she stands 1 M. LOYAL . Nay , - I am wrong THE CAP THAT FITS .
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Bibliografinė informacija
| Pavadinimas | Old-world Idylls and Other Verses |
| Autorius | Austin Dobson |
| Leidimas | 4 |
| Leidėjas | Kegan Paul, Trench, 1884 |
| Originalas iš | Harvardo universitetas |
| Pakeista skaitmenine forma | 26 vasario 2008 |
| Ilgis | 252 psl. |
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