Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 133William Blackwood, 1883 |
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... comes into my mind . Pardon me if I leave Imogen for the moment , to speak of other matters . helpful friend did not always cheer and praise , but very kindly told me of my mistakes . We were to appear in " The Lady of Lyons , " which ...
... comes into my mind . Pardon me if I leave Imogen for the moment , to speak of other matters . helpful friend did not always cheer and praise , but very kindly told me of my mistakes . We were to appear in " The Lady of Lyons , " which ...
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... comes , and he is left with- out her . " Imogen , the great part of my comfort , gone ! " ( Act iv . sc . 3. ) Her fine intellect and strong affection would then have been the stay to him it had often been in the days before he allowed ...
... comes , and he is left with- out her . " Imogen , the great part of my comfort , gone ! " ( Act iv . sc . 3. ) Her fine intellect and strong affection would then have been the stay to him it had often been in the days before he allowed ...
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... comes in my father , And , like the tyrannous breathing of the north , Shakes all our buds from growing . " Imogen can pour out her heart in these exquisite bursts of tender- ness before Pisanio without reserve , because she is assured ...
... comes in my father , And , like the tyrannous breathing of the north , Shakes all our buds from growing . " Imogen can pour out her heart in these exquisite bursts of tender- ness before Pisanio without reserve , because she is assured ...
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... comes to his rescue . The vulnerable point in Imogen , he sees , is her devotion to her lord , and Iachimo immediately breaks out into his praises , and excuses all which he has before said by the plea that his object was to prove if ...
... comes to his rescue . The vulnerable point in Imogen , he sees , is her devotion to her lord , and Iachimo immediately breaks out into his praises , and excuses all which he has before said by the plea that his object was to prove if ...
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... comes the thought , " How shall we steal from hence ? " - how excuse their absence when they return , which she apparently thinks will be soon ? " But first , how get hence ? Why should excuse be born or e'er begot ? We'll talk of that ...
... comes the thought , " How shall we steal from hence ? " - how excuse their absence when they return , which she apparently thinks will be soon ? " But first , how get hence ? Why should excuse be born or e'er begot ? We'll talk of that ...
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