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Dark spirit of the northern lay , Hear from thy misty mountain , bleak and cold ! Pour on my sight long ages pass'd away ! Shew me the deeds of old ! With thy unutterable spell Bid this adventurous breast to swell !
Dark spirit of the northern lay , Hear from thy misty mountain , bleak and cold ! Pour on my sight long ages pass'd away ! Shew me the deeds of old ! With thy unutterable spell Bid this adventurous breast to swell !
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He conjures up a spirit ; Mephistopheles appears ; and a sort of bond is made with the Devil to restore the youth of Doctor Faustus . -The allegory hints that obscene books occasioned the temptation of the Doctor .
He conjures up a spirit ; Mephistopheles appears ; and a sort of bond is made with the Devil to restore the youth of Doctor Faustus . -The allegory hints that obscene books occasioned the temptation of the Doctor .
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We may catch some glance of good in the midst of the flames of war : but the spirit , with which our forefathers were animated , induced them to shut their eyes to every ihing of that sort . It is not to the Arabians but to them that we ...
We may catch some glance of good in the midst of the flames of war : but the spirit , with which our forefathers were animated , induced them to shut their eyes to every ihing of that sort . It is not to the Arabians but to them that we ...
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