The Ridpath Library of Universal Literature ...: A Biographical and Bibliographical Summary of the World's Most Eminent Authors, Including the Choicest Extracts and Masterpieces from Their Writings, Comprising the Best Features of Many Celebrated Compilations, Notably the Guernsey Collection, the De Puy Collection, the Ridpath Collection, All Carefully Rev. and Arranged by a Corps of the Most Capable Scholars, 8. köideJohn Clark Ridpath Globe publishing Company, 1898 |
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... gave me another fate than this of her desires . One fine sunrise on the morning of Palm Sunday I heard the sharp sound of a screeching fife , the metallic clash of cymbals , the shouts of boys , the rattle of a little drum . It was the ...
... gave me another fate than this of her desires . One fine sunrise on the morning of Palm Sunday I heard the sharp sound of a screeching fife , the metallic clash of cymbals , the shouts of boys , the rattle of a little drum . It was the ...
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... gave Delavigne a stirring subject . He wrote two poems , Waterloo and La Dévastation du Musée , to which he added a third poem , Sur le Besoin de s'unir après le Départ des Étrangers , and published the three in 1818 under the title of ...
... gave Delavigne a stirring subject . He wrote two poems , Waterloo and La Dévastation du Musée , to which he added a third poem , Sur le Besoin de s'unir après le Départ des Étrangers , and published the three in 1818 under the title of ...
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... gave Milton credit for sen- timents not to be found in the English poem . In 1806 he published Imagination , a poem containing many beauties ; in 1808 The Three Kingdoms of Nature , and in 1812 La Conversation . TO THE SEA . And thou ...
... gave Milton credit for sen- timents not to be found in the English poem . In 1806 he published Imagination , a poem containing many beauties ; in 1808 The Three Kingdoms of Nature , and in 1812 La Conversation . TO THE SEA . And thou ...
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... gave the finish- ing stroke to all the rest - one on which he bestowed a great part of his speech , dwelling upon the decrees of the Locrian Amphissians , to pervert the whole truth . But it will not do . How should it ? DEMOSTHENES.
... gave the finish- ing stroke to all the rest - one on which he bestowed a great part of his speech , dwelling upon the decrees of the Locrian Amphissians , to pervert the whole truth . But it will not do . How should it ? DEMOSTHENES.
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... gave no better advice- ( if you had , mine would not have been followed ) -nor did you lend your aid in executing mine ; but whatever the meanest and most disaffected person could do , that you are found throughout these transac- tions ...
... gave no better advice- ( if you had , mine would not have been followed ) -nor did you lend your aid in executing mine ; but whatever the meanest and most disaffected person could do , that you are found throughout these transac- tions ...
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