Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 6S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 103
... leave you . Ant . Will not leave me ? [ am I ? Where have you learnt that answer ! Who Vent . My emperor : the man I love next Heaven . If I said more , I think ' twere scarce a sin : You're all that's good and godlike . Ant . All that ...
... leave you . Ant . Will not leave me ? [ am I ? Where have you learnt that answer ! Who Vent . My emperor : the man I love next Heaven . If I said more , I think ' twere scarce a sin : You're all that's good and godlike . Ant . All that ...
Page 127
... leave thee - leave ⚫ thee here , Unconscious of my love - a rival's prize- Never to be remembered more ; or deemed Senseless of virtues dearer to my soul Than breath can utter . Falling , I could now Greet death with smiles : the ...
... leave thee - leave ⚫ thee here , Unconscious of my love - a rival's prize- Never to be remembered more ; or deemed Senseless of virtues dearer to my soul Than breath can utter . Falling , I could now Greet death with smiles : the ...
Page 135
... leave thee - leave thee here , Unconscious of my love - a rival's prize- Never to be remembered more ; or deemed Senseless of virtues dearer to my soul Than breath can utter . Falling , I could now Greet death with smiles : the ...
... leave thee - leave thee here , Unconscious of my love - a rival's prize- Never to be remembered more ; or deemed Senseless of virtues dearer to my soul Than breath can utter . Falling , I could now Greet death with smiles : the ...
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