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Much of tbis , no doubt , is the result of genius ; for there is a quick and comprehensive power of discernment , an intensity and keenness of observation , an almost intuitive glance , wbich nature alone can give , and by means of ...
Much of tbis , no doubt , is the result of genius ; for there is a quick and comprehensive power of discernment , an intensity and keenness of observation , an almost intuitive glance , wbich nature alone can give , and by means of ...
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But now , -beshrew yon nimble deer , - Like that same hermit's , thin and spare , The copse must give my evening fare ; Some mossy bank my couch must be , Some rustling oak my canopy . ' Yet pass we that ; the war and chase Give little ...
But now , -beshrew yon nimble deer , - Like that same hermit's , thin and spare , The copse must give my evening fare ; Some mossy bank my couch must be , Some rustling oak my canopy . ' Yet pass we that ; the war and chase Give little ...
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Her kindness and her worth to spy , You need but gaze on Ellen's eye ; Not Katrine , in her mirror blue , Gives back the shaggy banks more true , Than every free - born glance confess'd The guileless movements of her breast ; 1 [ MS.
Her kindness and her worth to spy , You need but gaze on Ellen's eye ; Not Katrine , in her mirror blue , Gives back the shaggy banks more true , Than every free - born glance confess'd The guileless movements of her breast ; 1 [ MS.
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Lopp'd of their boughs , their hoar trunks bared , And by the hatchet rudely squared , To give the walls their destined height , The sturdy oak and ash unite ; While moss and clay and leaves combined To fence each crevice from the wind ...
Lopp'd of their boughs , their hoar trunks bared , And by the hatchet rudely squared , To give the walls their destined height , The sturdy oak and ash unite ; While moss and clay and leaves combined To fence each crevice from the wind ...
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The author of the Letters from the North of Scotland , an officer of engineers , quartered at Inverness about 1720 , who certainly cannot be deemed a favourable witness , gives the following account of the office , and of a bard ...
The author of the Letters from the North of Scotland , an officer of engineers , quartered at Inverness about 1720 , who certainly cannot be deemed a favourable witness , gives the following account of the office , and of a bard ...
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| Título | The Lady of the Lake: A Poem in Six Cantos Tilt's miniature classical library |
| Autor | Walter Scott |
| Editor | Baudry's european library, 1838 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Pública de Lyon |
| Digitalizado | 30 Sep. 2010 |
| Largo | 214 páginas |
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