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... on his back ; (For it makes a vast difference which side the mill One expends
on the paper his labor and skill;) So, when his soul waited a new transmigration,
And Destiny balanced 'twixt this and that station, Not having much time to expend
...
... on his back ; (For it makes a vast difference which side the mill One expends
on the paper his labor and skill;) So, when his soul waited a new transmigration,
And Destiny balanced 'twixt this and that station, Not having much time to expend
...
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He never was known to unbend or to revel once In base, marbles, hockey, or kick
up the devil once; He was just one of those who excite the benevolence - Of your
old prigs who sound the soul's depths with a ledger, --~~ And are on the look ...
He never was known to unbend or to revel once In base, marbles, hockey, or kick
up the devil once; He was just one of those who excite the benevolence - Of your
old prigs who sound the soul's depths with a ledger, --~~ And are on the look ...
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New and old at their birth, like Le Verrier's planet, Which, to get a true judgment,
themselves must Create In the soul of their critic the measure and weight, Being
rather themselves a fresh standard of grace, To compute their own judge, and ...
New and old at their birth, like Le Verrier's planet, Which, to get a true judgment,
themselves must Create In the soul of their critic the measure and weight, Being
rather themselves a fresh standard of grace, To compute their own judge, and ...
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If you set up a dunce on the very North pole, All alone with himself, I believe, on
my soul, He'd manage to get betwixt somebody's shins, And pitch him down
bodily, all in his sins, To the grave polar bears sitting round on the ice, 30 A
FABLE ...
If you set up a dunce on the very North pole, All alone with himself, I believe, on
my soul, He'd manage to get betwixt somebody's shins, And pitch him down
bodily, all in his sins, To the grave polar bears sitting round on the ice, 30 A
FABLE ...
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... Mr. , I'm happy to meet, With a scholar so ripe, and a critic so neat, Who through
Grub-street the soul of a gentleman carries, What news from that suburb of
London and Paris Which latterly makes such shrill claims to monopolize r The
credit ...
... Mr. , I'm happy to meet, With a scholar so ripe, and a critic so neat, Who through
Grub-street the soul of a gentleman carries, What news from that suburb of
London and Paris Which latterly makes such shrill claims to monopolize r The
credit ...
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| Наслов | The Poetical Works of James R. Lowell |
| Аутор | James R. Lowell |
| Издао/ла | 1863 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет у Мичигену |
| Дигитализовано | 17 феб 2006 |
| Извоз навода | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |