Cyclopaedia of English Literature: A Selection of the Choicest Productions of English Authors, from Earliest to the Present Time : Connected by a Critical and Biographical HistoryRobert Chambers Gould, Kendall and Lincoln, 1850 - English literature |
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... Fear of Death , 187 Tale of Argentile and Curan , 226 Description of Ophelia's Drowning , 187 Sonnet , 228 Perseverance , 187 • The Woodman's Walk , 228 The Deceit of Ornament or Appearances , 187 There is a Garden in her Face , 228 ...
... Fear of Death , 187 Tale of Argentile and Curan , 226 Description of Ophelia's Drowning , 187 Sonnet , 228 Perseverance , 187 • The Woodman's Walk , 228 The Deceit of Ornament or Appearances , 187 There is a Garden in her Face , 228 ...
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... Fear . 4 Shining . 8 Waves . 2 Surety , steadfastness . 5 Truth . 8 Doubtless . 6 Pleasant . 7 Entire , whole , sound 10 Change . 18 Novelty , inconstancy . 9 Complete . 11 Natural right . 14 Steering , pilotage . 15 Manage . 13 Guide ...
... Fear . 4 Shining . 8 Waves . 2 Surety , steadfastness . 5 Truth . 8 Doubtless . 6 Pleasant . 7 Entire , whole , sound 10 Change . 18 Novelty , inconstancy . 9 Complete . 11 Natural right . 14 Steering , pilotage . 15 Manage . 13 Guide ...
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... fears , In hy till him the horse he steers . And when Sir Henry saw the king Come on , foroutin abasing , Till him he rode in great ... Fear of death . Mony a wicht man and worthy , Ready to do 26 FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1400 . CYCLOPÆDIA OF.
... fears , In hy till him the horse he steers . And when Sir Henry saw the king Come on , foroutin abasing , Till him he rode in great ... Fear of death . Mony a wicht man and worthy , Ready to do 26 FROM EARLIEST TIMES TO 1400 . CYCLOPÆDIA OF.
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... fear sho fell in swoon , near dead . Then as God wald it fell in happy case , The Spenser had nae leisure for to bide , Nowther to force , to seek , nor scare , nor chase , But on he went and cast the door up - wide . This burgess mouse ...
... fear sho fell in swoon , near dead . Then as God wald it fell in happy case , The Spenser had nae leisure for to bide , Nowther to force , to seek , nor scare , nor chase , But on he went and cast the door up - wide . This burgess mouse ...
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... fear no man , each man feareth me ; I overcome my adversaries by land and by sea : I had no peer if to myself I were true ; Because I am not so diverse times do I rue : Yet I lack nothing , I have all things at will , If I were wise and ...
... fear no man , each man feareth me ; I overcome my adversaries by land and by sea : I had no peer if to myself I were true ; Because I am not so diverse times do I rue : Yet I lack nothing , I have all things at will , If I were wise and ...
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