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Page 132
... Hadallah's consideration the moral to be de- duced from the following " story of Adda : " - " Beware ! thou may'st deceive thyself ; for he Has other passions that can be aroused , And he can hate as fervently as love . Hear me while I ...
... Hadallah's consideration the moral to be de- duced from the following " story of Adda : " - " Beware ! thou may'st deceive thyself ; for he Has other passions that can be aroused , And he can hate as fervently as love . Hear me while I ...
Page 133
... Hadallah , with approving smiles , Once more he muses on Hadallah's charms . " * * * " Compulsion he would spurn , as ruinous To the high visions which his fancy forms Of bliss , resulting from the yielding love Of so much beauty ...
... Hadallah , with approving smiles , Once more he muses on Hadallah's charms . " * * * " Compulsion he would spurn , as ruinous To the high visions which his fancy forms Of bliss , resulting from the yielding love Of so much beauty ...
Page 134
... Hadallah in that crisis prayed , " Protect me , God ! in whom I trust . " " When instantly the infernal charm dis- solved Like a foul mist beneath the solar beam , The casement closed against the intrusive fiend , And fair Hadallah's ...
... Hadallah in that crisis prayed , " Protect me , God ! in whom I trust . " " When instantly the infernal charm dis- solved Like a foul mist beneath the solar beam , The casement closed against the intrusive fiend , And fair Hadallah's ...
Page 143
... Hadallah ; but As- modeus whispered to him to place her that day beside himself on the throne , and to proclaim her Queen . Insen- sible to love , she might be overcome by ambition . ' Tis done ; and Hadallah , as she is proclaimed ...
... Hadallah ; but As- modeus whispered to him to place her that day beside himself on the throne , and to proclaim her Queen . Insen- sible to love , she might be overcome by ambition . ' Tis done ; and Hadallah , as she is proclaimed ...
Page 144
... Hadallah might have treated the demi - fiend more mildly ; for her good sense must have told her that , for a son of Belial , his behaviour had not been so very much amiss ! True , he began his courtship ill by doing what he could to ...
... Hadallah might have treated the demi - fiend more mildly ; for her good sense must have told her that , for a son of Belial , his behaviour had not been so very much amiss ! True , he began his courtship ill by doing what he could to ...
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