Specimens of English Poetry and Prose: Wybor Poezji i Prozy Angielskiej, Volúmenes1-2 |
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I sing at eve , a proper time , And after , when it is bedtime , And once again at middle - night , And so ordain my song aright When I see rising from afar Either day dawn or else day - star . I do men good thus with my throat ...
I sing at eve , a proper time , And after , when it is bedtime , And once again at middle - night , And so ordain my song aright When I see rising from afar Either day dawn or else day - star . I do men good thus with my throat ...
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From Night Thoughts : on Life , Death , and Immortality Night First , 11 , 1-90 SILENCE AND DARKNESS Tir'd Nature's sweet restorer , balmy sleep ! He , like the world , his ready visit pays Where fortune smiles ; the wretched he ...
From Night Thoughts : on Life , Death , and Immortality Night First , 11 , 1-90 SILENCE AND DARKNESS Tir'd Nature's sweet restorer , balmy sleep ! He , like the world , his ready visit pays Where fortune smiles ; the wretched he ...
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2 Chapman's Homer : a translation of Homer by George Chapman ( c.1559-1634 ) , famous Elizabethan dramatist and translator of classics , which Keats and his friend Charles Cowden Clarke spent a night reading , was the inspiration of ...
2 Chapman's Homer : a translation of Homer by George Chapman ( c.1559-1634 ) , famous Elizabethan dramatist and translator of classics , which Keats and his friend Charles Cowden Clarke spent a night reading , was the inspiration of ...
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