Werner's Readings and RecitationsE.S. Werner, 1892 |
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... tell : Ages ago , a lady there , At the farthest window facing the east , Asked : Who rides by with the royal air ? " 61 The bridesmaids ' prattle around her ceased , She leaned forth , one on either hand ; They saw how the blush on the ...
... tell : Ages ago , a lady there , At the farthest window facing the east , Asked : Who rides by with the royal air ? " 61 The bridesmaids ' prattle around her ceased , She leaned forth , one on either hand ; They saw how the blush on the ...
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... tell you , if you'll only hear me , I loved no woman while I was at college- Save one , and her I fancied ere I went there . HEL . Indeed ! [ Aside . ] Now I'll retreat , if he's advancing . Comes he not on ! Oh , what a stock's the man ...
... tell you , if you'll only hear me , I loved no woman while I was at college- Save one , and her I fancied ere I went there . HEL . Indeed ! [ Aside . ] Now I'll retreat , if he's advancing . Comes he not on ! Oh , what a stock's the man ...
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... tell . HEL . A man might find it out , Though never read he Ovid's " Art of Love . " What did he say ? He'd marry her himself ! How stupid are you , cousin ! Let me go ! MODUS . You are not well yet . HEL . Yes . MODUS . I'm sure you're ...
... tell . HEL . A man might find it out , Though never read he Ovid's " Art of Love . " What did he say ? He'd marry her himself ! How stupid are you , cousin ! Let me go ! MODUS . You are not well yet . HEL . Yes . MODUS . I'm sure you're ...
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... tell you I am well ! I need your arm no longer - take ' t ' way ! So tight it locks me , ' tis with pain I breathe ! Let me go , cousin ! Wherefore do you hold Your face so close to mine ? What do you mean ? MODUS . You've questioned me ...
... tell you I am well ! I need your arm no longer - take ' t ' way ! So tight it locks me , ' tis with pain I breathe ! Let me go , cousin ! Wherefore do you hold Your face so close to mine ? What do you mean ? MODUS . You've questioned me ...
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... tell you of , Our chiefest singer , took the road with us , A Bird of Women - pleasant , patient , bright . A common girl , I say - born to the bells , - But gentle , winsome , so that wayfarers , Seeing her face , would cry : " God go ...
... tell you of , Our chiefest singer , took the road with us , A Bird of Women - pleasant , patient , bright . A common girl , I say - born to the bells , - But gentle , winsome , so that wayfarers , Seeing her face , would cry : " God go ...
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adventuress Alfred Tennyson April day arms Bayard Taylor breast bride brow Carton Charles Kingsley Chester child Copernicus COUNT cousin cried dark daughter dead dear death door dream eyes face fair Ellinnor father fear feet FLEUR Fleurange gazed George Kyle girl hair hand head heard heart heaven HJALMAR HJORTH BOYESEN J. G. LOCKHART James Whitcomb Riley Jarl King kiss knew lady light lips lived look Lord Louise Luigi's maid Mary Kyle Dallas Mitts MODUS morning mother Neristan never night Norsemen o'er pale passed Patrasche play poems poor Quinlan Robert Browning rose sang sing sleep smile snow soft song soul Squallop stood Swanwhite sweet Sydney Carton tears tell thee thing thou thought Titmouse Twas voice wife woman words young ZAÏRE
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Página 156 - With which I sang another's love, Interpreted my own. She listened with a flitting blush, With downcast eyes, and modest grace; And she forgave me, that I gazed Too fondly on her face! But when I told the cruel scorn That crazed that bold and lovely Knight, And that he crossed the mountain-woods, Nor rested day nor night; That sometimes from the savage...