Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen149William Blackwood, 1891 |
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... eyes , those " full eyes , " which live in Leontes ' memory long years after , as stars , stars , and all else dead coals , " she turns to Polixenes with the words , " You'll stay ? " 66 Hard it must have been for him to answer , " No ...
... eyes , those " full eyes , " which live in Leontes ' memory long years after , as stars , stars , and all else dead coals , " she turns to Polixenes with the words , " You'll stay ? " 66 Hard it must have been for him to answer , " No ...
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... eyes Of my young play - fellow . " Playfully rallying Polixenes upon the suggestion here implied , that his queen and herself have been their tempters to evil , Hermione rejoins : - . " Grace to boot ! Of this make no conclusion , lest ...
... eyes Of my young play - fellow . " Playfully rallying Polixenes upon the suggestion here implied , that his queen and herself have been their tempters to evil , Hermione rejoins : - . " Grace to boot ! Of this make no conclusion , lest ...
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... eyes they must draw no false conclusions . " Good my lords , " she says , " I am not prone to weeping , as our sex Commonly are ; the want of which vain dew Perchance shall dry your pities . I have But That honourable grief lodged here ...
... eyes they must draw no false conclusions . " Good my lords , " she says , " I am not prone to weeping , as our sex Commonly are ; the want of which vain dew Perchance shall dry your pities . I have But That honourable grief lodged here ...
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... eyes , the pale but lovely face , so stricken with suffering , reveal too well all that she has been pass- ing through . Whatever impres- sion of the queen's guilt may have been raised in the people's mind by the sudden flight of ...
... eyes , the pale but lovely face , so stricken with suffering , reveal too well all that she has been pass- ing through . Whatever impres- sion of the queen's guilt may have been raised in the people's mind by the sudden flight of ...
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... eyes ! Being what he was in person and in mind , he must , in contrast with the rustics around her , have been as much a delightful revelation as Ferdinand was to Miranda , when , thinking him a being of another world , she calls him ...
... eyes ! Being what he was in person and in mind , he must , in contrast with the rustics around her , have been as much a delightful revelation as Ferdinand was to Miranda , when , thinking him a being of another world , she calls him ...
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