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A ruddy shaft our fire must shoot O ' er the sea : Do sailors eye the casement -
mute , Drenched and stark , From their barkAnd envy , gnash their teeth for hate
O ' the warm safe house and happy freight - Thee and me ? God help you ,
sailors ...
A ruddy shaft our fire must shoot O ' er the sea : Do sailors eye the casement -
mute , Drenched and stark , From their barkAnd envy , gnash their teeth for hate
O ' the warm safe house and happy freight - Thee and me ? God help you ,
sailors ...
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God does : endure his act ! Only , for man , how bitter not to grave On his soul ' s
hands ' palms one fair good wise thing Just as he grasped it ! For himself , death '
s wave ; While time first washes - ah , the sting !O ' er all he ' d sink to save . VII .
God does : endure his act ! Only , for man , how bitter not to grave On his soul ' s
hands ' palms one fair good wise thing Just as he grasped it ! For himself , death '
s wave ; While time first washes - ah , the sting !O ' er all he ' d sink to save . VII .
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... earth ' s trash and heaven ' s affront ? Had a spider found out the communion -
cup , Was a toad in the christening font ? Truth is truth : too true it was . Gold ! She
hoarded and hugged it first , Longed for it , leaned o ' er it , loved it - alasTill ...
... earth ' s trash and heaven ' s affront ? Had a spider found out the communion -
cup , Was a toad in the christening font ? Truth is truth : too true it was . Gold ! She
hoarded and hugged it first , Longed for it , leaned o ' er it , loved it - alasTill ...
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And did you , when we faced the church With spire and sad slate roof , aloof From
human fellowship so far , Where a few graveyard crosses are , And garlands for
the swallows ' perch ,Did you determine , as we stepped O ' er the lone stone ...
And did you , when we faced the church With spire and sad slate roof , aloof From
human fellowship so far , Where a few graveyard crosses are , And garlands for
the swallows ' perch ,Did you determine , as we stepped O ' er the lone stone ...
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While I should make rejoinder " — ( then It was , no doubt , you ceased that least
Light pressure of my arm in yours ) I can conceive of cheaper cures “ For a
yawning fit o ' er books and men . “ What ? All I am , was , and mig " All , books
taught ...
While I should make rejoinder " — ( then It was , no doubt , you ceased that least
Light pressure of my arm in yours ) I can conceive of cheaper cures “ For a
yawning fit o ' er books and men . “ What ? All I am , was , and mig " All , books
taught ...
Шта други кажу - Напишите рецензију
Нисмо пронашли ниједну рецензију на уобичајеним местима.
Друга издања - Прикажи све
Чести термини и фразе
believe better breast breath brought cheat cheek dead death doubt drop Duke earth eyes face fact fall fear feel feet fire flesh gained give gold grew grow hair hand head hear heard heart heaven hold hope Italy keep knew lady laugh leave light lips live look lost meant mind mouth never night o'er once pass past play poor praise prove reach rest ride round seemed side Sludge smile soul speak stand star stopped suppose sure tell thee there's things thou thought till took touch true truth turn voice watch What's whole wide wonder youth
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| Наслов | Dramatis Personae: & Dramatic Romances & Lyrics |
| Аутор | Robert Browning |
| Издавач | Chatto & Windus, 1909 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет у Мичигену |
| Дигитализовано | 5 мар 2008 |
| Дужина | 246 страница |
| Извоз навода | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |