The Library of Choice Literature and Encyclopædia of Universal Authorship, כרך 7Ainsworth Rand Spofford Gebbie & Company, 1895 |
מתוך הספר
תוצאות 1-3 מתוך 87
עמוד 83
... appeared more matter of free choice , for my many of them my former acquaintance , would own satisfaction . once greet me - no , not a single one ! I was at length unwillingly compelled to leave my station in order to seek a night's ...
... appeared more matter of free choice , for my many of them my former acquaintance , would own satisfaction . once greet me - no , not a single one ! I was at length unwillingly compelled to leave my station in order to seek a night's ...
עמוד 306
... appeared ; we were en- veloped in a cloud , and Romero advised me to begin our descent , if we wished to reach Granada before night . When it was sufficiently light to enable us to distin- guish the various objects , I observed that ...
... appeared ; we were en- veloped in a cloud , and Romero advised me to begin our descent , if we wished to reach Granada before night . When it was sufficiently light to enable us to distin- guish the various objects , I observed that ...
עמוד 370
... appeared to be heritages promised to knights whose whole wealth consisted in their birth , their valour , and their sword . We should nevertheless deceive ourselves if we did not believe that religion was the principle which acted most ...
... appeared to be heritages promised to knights whose whole wealth consisted in their birth , their valour , and their sword . We should nevertheless deceive ourselves if we did not believe that religion was the principle which acted most ...
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ALADDIN Allister Amel appeared beauty bells bird bothy called Calthorpe Street character child Corneille cried cubits David Swan dead dear death Don Quixote Eachan Elizabeth Ermance eyes face father fear feel fire followed genius give Glasgow Goethe hand happy hath head hear heard heart heaven honour hope hour human Ivanhoe Jack king knew lady laugh leave light live Loch Maree look Lord Mark Lance ment Michaul mind morning Mulhacen nature Nettie never night o'er once pain passed Pithon pleasure poet poor Pozz Renstern Rip Van Winkle Rob Roy round SANCHO seemed silent smile soon soul speak spirit stood strange sure sweet tears tell thee things thou thought tion Tom Jones took turned voice wild words write young youth