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rejoin . ed Sir Patrick , “ thou liest falsely : I shall fight this day where thou dare not
be seen . ” And having drawn his sword , he rushed furiously into the street ,
where the Earl of Angus and his retainers were standing in a posture of defence ...
rejoin . ed Sir Patrick , “ thou liest falsely : I shall fight this day where thou dare not
be seen . ” And having drawn his sword , he rushed furiously into the street ,
where the Earl of Angus and his retainers were standing in a posture of defence ...
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... sound again : But thou , as once a poet ' s favourite haunt , Shalt live in
Douglas ' pure Virgilian strain ; While Time devours the castle ' s towering wall ,
And roofless abbies pine , low tottering to their fall . G . DYER guages few
translations of ...
... sound again : But thou , as once a poet ' s favourite haunt , Shalt live in
Douglas ' pure Virgilian strain ; While Time devours the castle ' s towering wall ,
And roofless abbies pine , low tottering to their fall . G . DYER guages few
translations of ...
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Further , she bade thee mell with no woman , nor . use their counsel , nor let them
touch thy body , nor thou their ' s ; for , if thou do it , thou wilt be ' confounded and
brought to shame . ' " By this man had spoken thir words unto the King ' s ...
Further , she bade thee mell with no woman , nor . use their counsel , nor let them
touch thy body , nor thou their ' s ; for , if thou do it , thou wilt be ' confounded and
brought to shame . ' " By this man had spoken thir words unto the King ' s ...
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mail was distinguished by the following inscription , probably written by himself :
Thy hairt prepair , thy God in Chryst ador , Mount up by grace , and then thou ' s
come to glore . The word Mount may perhaps be supposed to bear a quibbling ...
mail was distinguished by the following inscription , probably written by himself :
Thy hairt prepair , thy God in Chryst ador , Mount up by grace , and then thou ' s
come to glore . The word Mount may perhaps be supposed to bear a quibbling ...
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As forth I foore with the two testaments , God ' s truth to teach in witnessing his will
, Thou , bloody beast ! us cruelly did kill , In sack of schismes syling up our sense
: Our corps unkind then stonished lay still , Till seventy years eighteen times ...
As forth I foore with the two testaments , God ' s truth to teach in witnessing his will
, Thou , bloody beast ! us cruelly did kill , In sack of schismes syling up our sense
: Our corps unkind then stonished lay still , Till seventy years eighteen times ...
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| Наслов | The Lives of the Scotish Poets: With Preliminary Dissertations on the Literary History of Scotland, and the Early Scotish Drama, Том 2 The Lives of the Scotish Poets: With Preliminary Dissertations on the Literary History of Scotland, and the Early Scotish Drama, David Irving |
| Аутор | David Irving |
| Издавач | Alex. Lawrie and Company, 1804 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет Харвард |
| Дигитализовано | 18 јан 2008 |
| Извоз навода | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |