Don Juan: Cantos XII.-XIII.-and XIVJohn Hunt, 1823 - 168 páginas |
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... be pleaded- Whate'er it was , ' twas mine : I've paid , in truth , Of late , the penalty of such success , But have not learned to wish it any less . XVIII . That suit in Chancery , -which some persons CANTO XII . 13 DON JUAN .
... be pleaded- Whate'er it was , ' twas mine : I've paid , in truth , Of late , the penalty of such success , But have not learned to wish it any less . XVIII . That suit in Chancery , -which some persons CANTO XII . 13 DON JUAN .
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... twas that a young Child of Grace , As beautiful as her own native land , And far away , the last bud of her race , Howe'er our friend Don Juan might command Himself for five , four , three , or two years ' space , Would be much better ...
... twas that a young Child of Grace , As beautiful as her own native land , And far away , the last bud of her race , Howe'er our friend Don Juan might command Himself for five , four , three , or two years ' space , Would be much better ...
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... Twas not her fortune - he has enough without : The time will come she'll wish that she had snatched " So good an opportunity , no doubt : - " But the old marchioness some plan has hatched , " As I'll tell Aurea at to - morrow's rout ...
... Twas not her fortune - he has enough without : The time will come she'll wish that she had snatched " So good an opportunity , no doubt : - " But the old marchioness some plan has hatched , " As I'll tell Aurea at to - morrow's rout ...
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... twas not the word sick I meant- But he had seen so much good love before , That he was not in heart so very weak ; -I meant But thus much , and no sneer against the shore Of white cliffs , white necks , blue eyes , bluer stockings ...
... twas not the word sick I meant- But he had seen so much good love before , That he was not in heart so very weak ; -I meant But thus much , and no sneer against the shore Of white cliffs , white necks , blue eyes , bluer stockings ...
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... twas not once so . If I sneer sometimes , It is because I cannot well do less , And now and then it also suits my rhymes . I should be very willing to redress Men's wrongs , and rather check than punish crimes , Had not Cervantes in ...
... twas not once so . If I sneer sometimes , It is because I cannot well do less , And now and then it also suits my rhymes . I should be very willing to redress Men's wrongs , and rather check than punish crimes , Had not Cervantes in ...
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AYSGARTH Blank-Blank Square Buckler Bushmen CANTO XII Cape Cape Town Cash charming chaste court Danby Wiske DON JUAN doth doubt dull e'er EGGLESTONE ABBEY engraved eyes fair fame Font friends gainst gaze Genadendal gentle gentlemen Grace hate hath heart Heysham History HORNBY CASTLE Hottentot J. M. W. Turner Karró Kirklington Church Lady Adeline least leave less Litákun LONDON Lord Augustus Fitz-Plantagenet Lord Henry mankind marriage Marrick Middiman Miss moral Mountains Muse ne'er never noble Norman Conquest Note nought o'er passion Perhaps pity Plates pleasure Portrait praise Price 11 PRINTED FOR LONGMAN reader rhyme RICHMOND RICHMOND CASTLE RICHMONDSHIRE Roffe sage Saint scarce seen SHARON TURNER slight soul South-east View stanza stood strange tell there's things thou thought Tis true TRAVELS truth twas twill unto virtue Vols Volume what's wild Wiske Church woman XXXIII young youth
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Página 138 - There's nought in this bad world like sympathy : 'Tis so becoming to the soul and face ; Sets to soft music the harmonious sigh, And robes sweet Friendship in a Brussels lace. Without a friend, what were humanity, To hunt our errors up with a good grace ? Consoling us with — " Would you had thought twice ! " Ah ! if you had but follow'd my advice !
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