Selected WritingsCarcanet, 1988 - 180 страница |
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... feel my tragic rage . " Off ! off ! vile trappings ! " a new passion reigns ! The maddening monarch revels in my veins . Oh for a Richard's voice to catch the theme : " Give me another horse ! bind up my wounds ! – soft - ' twas but a ...
... feel my tragic rage . " Off ! off ! vile trappings ! " a new passion reigns ! The maddening monarch revels in my veins . Oh for a Richard's voice to catch the theme : " Give me another horse ! bind up my wounds ! – soft - ' twas but a ...
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... feel as men , and could sincerely wish that those , whose greatest sin is , perhaps , the venial one of writing bad verses , would regard their failure in this respect as we do , not as faults but foibles ; they may be good and useful ...
... feel as men , and could sincerely wish that those , whose greatest sin is , perhaps , the venial one of writing bad verses , would regard their failure in this respect as we do , not as faults but foibles ; they may be good and useful ...
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... feel the influence of tenderness strongly ; when the same distress solicits a second time , we then feel with diminished sensibility , but like the repet- ition of an eccho , every new impulse becomes weaker , till at last our ...
... feel the influence of tenderness strongly ; when the same distress solicits a second time , we then feel with diminished sensibility , but like the repet- ition of an eccho , every new impulse becomes weaker , till at last our ...
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Introduction | 7 |
A Note on the Texts | 14 |
Description of an Authors Bedchamber | 21 |
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