| Oliver Wendell Holmes - 1920 - 346 páginas
...sovereignty, but even gives us one or two discreet personal touches full of a sort of pathetic charm — the "Italiam! Italiam!" when the long day's work was done...invocation at the beginning of Book XX; the proud epigraph, "Prolem sine matre creatam"; and above all the preface, that immortal cheer to other lonely spirits.... | |
| Oliver Wendell Holmes (Jr.) - 1920 - 340 páginas
...even gives us one or two discreet personal touches full of a sort of pathetic charm — the "Italiamf Italiam!" when the long day's work was done and the...invocation at the beginning of Book XX; the proud epigraph, "Prolem sine matre creatam"; and above all the preface, that immortal cheer to other lonely spirits.... | |
| Oliver Wendell Holmes (Jr.) - 1920 - 354 páginas
...us one or two discreet personal touches full of a sort of pathetic charm — the "Italiam! Italiamf" when the long day's work was done and the author saw...invocation at the beginning of Book XX; the proud epigraph, "Prolem sine matre creatam"; and above all the preface, that immortal cheer to other lonely spirits.... | |
| Oliver Wendell Holmes (Jr.) - 1920 - 330 páginas
...one or two discreet personal touches full of a sort of pathetic charm — the "Italiani! Italiani!" when the long day's work was done and the author saw...invocation at the beginning of Book XX; the proud epigraph, "Prolem sine matre créât am"; and above all the preface, that immortal cheer to other lonely spirits.... | |
| Oliver Wendell Holmes - 1946 - 550 páginas
...sovereignty, but even gives us one or two discreet personal touches full of a sort of pathetic charm — the "Italiam! Italiam!" when the long day's work was done...invocation at the beginning of Book XX; the proud epigraph, "Prolem sine matre rreatam"; and above all the preface, that immortal cheer to other lonely spirits.... | |
| Oliver Wendell Holmes - 2010 - 322 páginas
...sovereignty, but even gives us one or two discreet personal touches full of a sort of pathetic charm — the "Italiam! Italiam!" when the long day's work was done...invocation at the beginning of Book XX; the proud epigraph, "Prolem sine matre creatam"; and above all the preface, that immortal cheer to other lonely spirits.... | |
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