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Page 26
We can no longer weave them of the precious materials princes once furnished ,
but we can give , in our way , some notion of the original design . SAIN EUN THE
. SITY O VERS CUN gedoo • THE It was an afternoon of one of the longest ...
We can no longer weave them of the precious materials princes once furnished ,
but we can give , in our way , some notion of the original design . SAIN EUN THE
. SITY O VERS CUN gedoo • THE It was an afternoon of one of the longest ...
Page 116
Is it the same thing to act the “ Lady in Comus , " and the I . ady in “ She stoops to
Conquer , ” Hamlet , Prince of Denmark , and Sir Lucius O ' Triggei ? is not the
actor , accord . ing to his sphere , a great artist or a 116 PAPERS ON
LITERATURE ...
Is it the same thing to act the “ Lady in Comus , " and the I . ady in “ She stoops to
Conquer , ” Hamlet , Prince of Denmark , and Sir Lucius O ' Triggei ? is not the
actor , accord . ing to his sphere , a great artist or a 116 PAPERS ON
LITERATURE ...
Page 127
... To this fair outcast plighted ; and the storm That princes from their palaces
shakes out , Though it should turn and head me , should not strain The seeming
silken texture of this tie . And not less with Pain and grief Are transitory things no
less ...
... To this fair outcast plighted ; and the storm That princes from their palaces
shakes out , Though it should turn and head me , should not strain The seeming
silken texture of this tie . And not less with Pain and grief Are transitory things no
less ...
Page 131
Roosdyk ! Vauclaire ! the gallant and the kind ! Who shall inscribe your merits on
your tombs ! May mine tell nothing to the world but this : That never did that prince
or leader live , Who had more loyal or more loving friends ! Let it be written that ...
Roosdyk ! Vauclaire ! the gallant and the kind ! Who shall inscribe your merits on
your tombs ! May mine tell nothing to the world but this : That never did that prince
or leader live , Who had more loyal or more loving friends ! Let it be written that ...
Page 169
L . It is marvellous , indeed , to hear the beautiful young prince catalogue“ The
heartache , and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir to , * * * * * * The
whips and scorns of time , The oppressor ' s wrong , the proud man ' s contumely
...
L . It is marvellous , indeed , to hear the beautiful young prince catalogue“ The
heartache , and the thousand natural shocks That flesh is heir to , * * * * * * The
whips and scorns of time , The oppressor ' s wrong , the proud man ' s contumely
...
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| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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