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... feel flattered by the attention paid him by society , he had time to cool and strike a balance in his friend Richmond's garret in the Lawnmarket — where he slept , Mr. Lockhart informs us , during the whole of that glittering and ...
... feel flattered by the attention paid him by society , he had time to cool and strike a balance in his friend Richmond's garret in the Lawnmarket — where he slept , Mr. Lockhart informs us , during the whole of that glittering and ...
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... feel more keenly than most . One can see that in his new relation his haughty spirit was ill at ease ; that he sus- pected a sort of meanness in himself ; and that the thought that he had in any way stooped or condescended was gall and ...
... feel more keenly than most . One can see that in his new relation his haughty spirit was ill at ease ; that he sus- pected a sort of meanness in himself ; and that the thought that he had in any way stooped or condescended was gall and ...
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... feel the rigid fibre and stiffening joints of old age coming fast over my frame . " In spite of breaking health , he attended his Excise duties , and the packets of songs were sent regularly from Dumfries to Edinburgh . In the songs ...
... feel the rigid fibre and stiffening joints of old age coming fast over my frame . " In spite of breaking health , he attended his Excise duties , and the packets of songs were sent regularly from Dumfries to Edinburgh . In the songs ...
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... as to accommodate me , and that by return of post , with ten pounds ? know the pride of my heart , you would feel doubly for me ! Alas ! I am not used to beg . Oh , James ! did you The worst of it is , my health was coming Preface . lxxxv.
... as to accommodate me , and that by return of post , with ten pounds ? know the pride of my heart , you would feel doubly for me ! Alas ! I am not used to beg . Oh , James ! did you The worst of it is , my health was coming Preface . lxxxv.
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... 'r or palace fair , Or ruins pendent in the air , Bold stems of Heroes , here and there , I could discern ; Some seem'd to muse , some seem'd to dare , With feature stern . My heart did glowing transport feel , To see a 70 The Poems.
... 'r or palace fair , Or ruins pendent in the air , Bold stems of Heroes , here and there , I could discern ; Some seem'd to muse , some seem'd to dare , With feature stern . My heart did glowing transport feel , To see a 70 The Poems.
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