Proverbial Folk-loreNorwood Editions, 1978 - 173 pagine |
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Pagina 33
... heaven ! This blessing lasts , if those who try say true As long as heart can wish - and longer too ! These last words considerably change the whole character of the passage ; but we have good , honest appreciation in those other lines ...
... heaven ! This blessing lasts , if those who try say true As long as heart can wish - and longer too ! These last words considerably change the whole character of the passage ; but we have good , honest appreciation in those other lines ...
Pagina 120
... in the dust Yet in God will I trust . - John Ploughman . Crosses are ladders that lead to heaven . As they used to say in the old Pack horse days . Every horse thinks its own pack the heaviest . But , Patience is a virtue . ' Indeed , 120.
... in the dust Yet in God will I trust . - John Ploughman . Crosses are ladders that lead to heaven . As they used to say in the old Pack horse days . Every horse thinks its own pack the heaviest . But , Patience is a virtue . ' Indeed , 120.
Pagina 146
... heaven , And never will get in ! Dean Swift on the Vowels , and Lord Byron on the letter H , are too well known to bear quoting ; but four others shall be mentioned . The highest gift of Heaven to man , When all its wondrous works we ...
... heaven , And never will get in ! Dean Swift on the Vowels , and Lord Byron on the letter H , are too well known to bear quoting ; but four others shall be mentioned . The highest gift of Heaven to man , When all its wondrous works we ...
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