The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 8, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1858 - Ireland |
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Page 1164
... hand was raised and held forward , the second was not yet finished . To the artist who proposed placing in his hand a book , Julius replied : " place in it a sword , I am not a man of letters . " Perceiving that the right hand was ...
... hand was raised and held forward , the second was not yet finished . To the artist who proposed placing in his hand a book , Julius replied : " place in it a sword , I am not a man of letters . " Perceiving that the right hand was ...
Page 1172
... hand on the head of a monster from which gushes all the pressure of a vast sheet of water . The other hand clings to the rock , and both in con- sequence of this favourable arrangement serve as flying buttresses . The calculated bulk of ...
... hand on the head of a monster from which gushes all the pressure of a vast sheet of water . The other hand clings to the rock , and both in con- sequence of this favourable arrangement serve as flying buttresses . The calculated bulk of ...
Page xxiv
... hand may sow the golden grain With which he will be fed . Soon will the day Arrive when he with honest pride may say , " This bread my hand has sown , and reaped , and ground . " No surly gaolers now his steps surround , But kindly ...
... hand may sow the golden grain With which he will be fed . Soon will the day Arrive when he with honest pride may say , " This bread my hand has sown , and reaped , and ground . " No surly gaolers now his steps surround , But kindly ...
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