The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 2, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1852 - Ireland |
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... hand Conducts officious into golden rooms , With couches furnish'd . Turkey carpets flame Beneath his feet , and bright with purple , show Heroes , embroider'd with surprising art , And martial arms , imbrued with streaming blood . Pure ...
... hand Conducts officious into golden rooms , With couches furnish'd . Turkey carpets flame Beneath his feet , and bright with purple , show Heroes , embroider'd with surprising art , And martial arms , imbrued with streaming blood . Pure ...
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... hand ; Fashioned was its silvery moulding In old Egypt's wealthy land : She , in famous Thebè living , Was of Polybus the spouse , He with soul of generous giving Shared the wealth that stored his house . 3 . Ten gold talents from his ...
... hand ; Fashioned was its silvery moulding In old Egypt's wealthy land : She , in famous Thebè living , Was of Polybus the spouse , He with soul of generous giving Shared the wealth that stored his house . 3 . Ten gold talents from his ...
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... hand boot of the coach , with his grace's white staff ; and his grace's serjeant - at - arms in the left boot , with his mace . The judges took their coaches and followed bis grace . A messenger was sent a little before to acquaint the ...
... hand boot of the coach , with his grace's white staff ; and his grace's serjeant - at - arms in the left boot , with his mace . The judges took their coaches and followed bis grace . A messenger was sent a little before to acquaint the ...
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