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Having scrawled at full gallop (as far as that goes) in a style that is neither good
verse nor bad prose, and being a person whom nobody knows, some people will
say I am rather more free with my readers than it is becoming to be, that I seem to
...
Having scrawled at full gallop (as far as that goes) in a style that is neither good
verse nor bad prose, and being a person whom nobody knows, some people will
say I am rather more free with my readers than it is becoming to be, that I seem to
...
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James R. Lowell. squint-eyed, hare-lipped, wapper-jawed, carrothaired, from a
pride become an aversion,-my case was yet worse. A club-foot (by way of a
change) in a verse, I might have forgiven, an o's being wry, a limp in an e, or a
cock in ...
James R. Lowell. squint-eyed, hare-lipped, wapper-jawed, carrothaired, from a
pride become an aversion,-my case was yet worse. A club-foot (by way of a
change) in a verse, I might have forgiven, an o's being wry, a limp in an e, or a
cock in ...
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... Or as those puzzling specimens, which, in old histories, We read of his verses
—the Oracles, namely,– (I wonder the Greeks should have swallowed them
tamely, For one might bet safely whatever he has to risk, They were laid at his
door by ...
... Or as those puzzling specimens, which, in old histories, We read of his verses
—the Oracles, namely,– (I wonder the Greeks should have swallowed them
tamely, For one might bet safely whatever he has to risk, They were laid at his
door by ...
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... their rioting, (Though he sometimes acknowledged their verse had a quieting -
Effect after dinner, and seemed to suggest a Retreat to the shrine of a tranquil
siesta,) Kept our Hero at hand, who, by means of a bray, Which he gave to the life
, ...
... their rioting, (Though he sometimes acknowledged their verse had a quieting -
Effect after dinner, and seemed to suggest a Retreat to the shrine of a tranquil
siesta,) Kept our Hero at hand, who, by means of a bray, Which he gave to the life
, ...
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... you can tear me in pieces, And my membra disjecta consign to the breezes, A
fate like great Ratzau's, whom one of those bores, * Who beflead with bad verses
poor Louis Quatorze, Describes, (the first verse somehow ends with victoire,) .
... you can tear me in pieces, And my membra disjecta consign to the breezes, A
fate like great Ratzau's, whom one of those bores, * Who beflead with bad verses
poor Louis Quatorze, Describes, (the first verse somehow ends with victoire,) .
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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 |