A Modern Reader and Speaker: Containing the Best Readings, Recitations and Orations of the World's Most Celebrated Authors and OratorsGeorge Riddle Duffield, 1899 - 629 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 26
... light the glories of being are now first seen Radiant Miranda ! Prince Ferdinand is at your feet . Or is it Adam , his rib taken from his side in sleep , and thus transformed , to make him behold his Para- dise , and lose it ? . . · The ...
... light the glories of being are now first seen Radiant Miranda ! Prince Ferdinand is at your feet . Or is it Adam , his rib taken from his side in sleep , and thus transformed , to make him behold his Para- dise , and lose it ? . . · The ...
الصفحة 33
... light of innumerable subse- quent impressions . These showed that the force and the imagination were still there ; why then should they not , in the prime of their magnificent energy , have borne their fruit ? .. It is always a torment ...
... light of innumerable subse- quent impressions . These showed that the force and the imagination were still there ; why then should they not , in the prime of their magnificent energy , have borne their fruit ? .. It is always a torment ...
الصفحة 35
... light of which her talent exhibited just that disconcerting wil- fulness I have already spoken of . She would have been a capture for the disputants who pretend that the actor's emotion must be real , if she had not been indeed , with ...
... light of which her talent exhibited just that disconcerting wil- fulness I have already spoken of . She would have been a capture for the disputants who pretend that the actor's emotion must be real , if she had not been indeed , with ...
الصفحة 39
... light , and the true calling of criticism remains the distinguishing of beauty . Love and honor to the poets of Elizabeth- honor and love to them all ! From " The Spectator . " WHEN by myself in By ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING 39.
... light , and the true calling of criticism remains the distinguishing of beauty . Love and honor to the poets of Elizabeth- honor and love to them all ! From " The Spectator . " WHEN by myself in By ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING 39.
الصفحة 47
... lights at length arose , those " fair Auroras ! " Once the bell sounded . It was to ring out yet once again , —and incapable of the anticipation , I reposed my shut eyes in a sort of resignation upon the maternal lap . It rang the ...
... lights at length arose , those " fair Auroras ! " Once the bell sounded . It was to ring out yet once again , —and incapable of the anticipation , I reposed my shut eyes in a sort of resignation upon the maternal lap . It rang the ...
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