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Page 53
... come amidst such waste to stay ? For even now , across that western glow , A keen light whitens coldly in the east , And , glittering on the slopes of morning , lo , One comes in silver arms ; and aye increased The sharp light shines ...
... come amidst such waste to stay ? For even now , across that western glow , A keen light whitens coldly in the east , And , glittering on the slopes of morning , lo , One comes in silver arms ; and aye increased The sharp light shines ...
Page 200
... comes the suggestion of the possibility that this is Browning's native movement of mind , which he has not chosen to make artistic . Or rather , that he prefers to write down what comes , and as it comes , in the natural order of ...
... comes the suggestion of the possibility that this is Browning's native movement of mind , which he has not chosen to make artistic . Or rather , that he prefers to write down what comes , and as it comes , in the natural order of ...
Page 317
... come eastward to continue his western studies . He represents , more- over , a comity of scientific associations first estab- lished at German universities between his American instructors . And with the student from Nebraska comes a ...
... come eastward to continue his western studies . He represents , more- over , a comity of scientific associations first estab- lished at German universities between his American instructors . And with the student from Nebraska comes a ...
Contents
Alfred Tennyson Poet Laureate | 17 |
John W Durst | 33 |
On Foot in Tlascala | 46 |
Copyright | |
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