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Page 60
... feeling ? and so true were they both to nature , that we shall venture to say , her's were not feigned tears - who , that beheld her in that arduous part , will deny that she had a voice of great extent and compass ? The mad scene was ...
... feeling ? and so true were they both to nature , that we shall venture to say , her's were not feigned tears - who , that beheld her in that arduous part , will deny that she had a voice of great extent and compass ? The mad scene was ...
Page 61
... feeling , ordered the Palace to be enclosed by a sufficient wall , and thus protected from that dilapidation un- der which , in the course of ages , it had suffered so much , and by means of which ( if permitted to be proceeded in ) not ...
... feeling , ordered the Palace to be enclosed by a sufficient wall , and thus protected from that dilapidation un- der which , in the course of ages , it had suffered so much , and by means of which ( if permitted to be proceeded in ) not ...
Page 69
... feelings are not hal- lowed , and they put forth their thought fearfully , and in the dark . " This is not the way to be wise ; -there is con- fidence required for wisdom as well as for war . We are all of one kind ; the feelings of ...
... feelings are not hal- lowed , and they put forth their thought fearfully , and in the dark . " This is not the way to be wise ; -there is con- fidence required for wisdom as well as for war . We are all of one kind ; the feelings of ...
Page 70
... feelings , our countries have laughed at us ; with the most philanthropic pens , we have be- come the buts and bye ... feeling to them- selves , and to their own exertions , but , to the world , it is pedantry and impu- dence . There ...
... feelings , our countries have laughed at us ; with the most philanthropic pens , we have be- come the buts and bye ... feeling to them- selves , and to their own exertions , but , to the world , it is pedantry and impu- dence . There ...
Page 109
... feelings the most trying , And harder for the heart to overcome , Perhaps , than even the mental pangs of dying : To ... feeling undefiled . " The portrait of this man is one of the best , if not the very best , of all Byron's gloomy ...
... feelings the most trying , And harder for the heart to overcome , Perhaps , than even the mental pangs of dying : To ... feeling undefiled . " The portrait of this man is one of the best , if not the very best , of all Byron's gloomy ...
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