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... spirit as soon as Cæsar ! " 6 and , therefore , the Waggoner ' will do as well as Brutus . Beautiful reasoning ! and beautifully illustrated in the poem itself . This tale is dedicated to Charles Lamb , Esq . , to whose own poetical ...
... spirit as soon as Cæsar ! " 6 and , therefore , the Waggoner ' will do as well as Brutus . Beautiful reasoning ! and beautifully illustrated in the poem itself . This tale is dedicated to Charles Lamb , Esq . , to whose own poetical ...
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... spirit , this Society has never granted its rewards , and in such a spirit we trust they have never been ac- cepted . The olive wreath of the Olympian victors , the oaken gar- land of ancient Rome bestowed on those who had preserved the ...
... spirit , this Society has never granted its rewards , and in such a spirit we trust they have never been ac- cepted . The olive wreath of the Olympian victors , the oaken gar- land of ancient Rome bestowed on those who had preserved the ...
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... spirit of gallantry and honour , preceded as it were the burst of song which witnessed that all the spirit of man was alive and re- joicing . It was then that from rich gardens and fair palaces , from abbeys and splendid castles , the ...
... spirit of gallantry and honour , preceded as it were the burst of song which witnessed that all the spirit of man was alive and re- joicing . It was then that from rich gardens and fair palaces , from abbeys and splendid castles , the ...
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Fall of the Leaf | 14 |
Flamanville Madame de Eugenia | 25 |
43 | 26 |
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