England's AntiphonMacmillan & Company, 1890 - 332 páginas |
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... . " 2 " And are shrunken ( clung with fear ) like the clay . ' So here is the same as as . For this interpretation I am indebted to Mr. Morris . THE MOURNING DISCIPLE . But Saint John to - mournynde 12 ENGLAND'S ANTIPHON .
... . " 2 " And are shrunken ( clung with fear ) like the clay . ' So here is the same as as . For this interpretation I am indebted to Mr. Morris . THE MOURNING DISCIPLE . But Saint John to - mournynde 12 ENGLAND'S ANTIPHON .
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... fear . pleasure . 1 A word acknowledged to be obscure . Mr. Morris suggests on the left hand , as unbelieved . " Except that which his sole wit may judge . " CHAUCER'S GOOD COUNSEL . 41 After this , he holds 40 ENGLAND'S ANTIPHON .
... fear . pleasure . 1 A word acknowledged to be obscure . Mr. Morris suggests on the left hand , as unbelieved . " Except that which his sole wit may judge . " CHAUCER'S GOOD COUNSEL . 41 After this , he holds 40 ENGLAND'S ANTIPHON .
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... fear True witness bear How fast they stand which on thy mercy stay . Here follow two of unknown authorship , belonging apparently to the same period . THAT EACH THING IS HURT OF ITSELF . Why fearest thou the outward foe , When thou ...
... fear True witness bear How fast they stand which on thy mercy stay . Here follow two of unknown authorship , belonging apparently to the same period . THAT EACH THING IS HURT OF ITSELF . Why fearest thou the outward foe , When thou ...
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... notice here . We know but little of Spenser's history : if we might know all , I do not fear that we should find anything to destroy the impression made by his verse - that he was a Christian gentleman , a noble and pure-
... notice here . We know but little of Spenser's history : if we might know all , I do not fear that we should find anything to destroy the impression made by his verse - that he was a Christian gentleman , a noble and pure-
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... fear not we , let quake the ground , And into seas let mountains fall ; Yea so let seas withal In watery hills arise , As may the earthly hills appal With dread and dashing cries . For lo , a river , streaming joy , With purling murmur ...
... fear not we , let quake the ground , And into seas let mountains fall ; Yea so let seas withal In watery hills arise , As may the earthly hills appal With dread and dashing cries . For lo , a river , streaming joy , With purling murmur ...
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