The Dublin University Magazine, Том 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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... soul or body , to which he gave such fierce expression in some of his earli- est poems . The impassioned wail of the famine - stricken workman has passed out into a large and lofty ap- peal to the hearts of patriotic Eng- lishmen of ...
... soul or body , to which he gave such fierce expression in some of his earli- est poems . The impassioned wail of the famine - stricken workman has passed out into a large and lofty ap- peal to the hearts of patriotic Eng- lishmen of ...
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... soul will believe in it . " It is no less cer- tain that my purpose gains infinitely in loftiness and intensity the moment another soul appreciates and values it . But the necessity of sympathy to most natures is so fully admitted that ...
... soul will believe in it . " It is no less cer- tain that my purpose gains infinitely in loftiness and intensity the moment another soul appreciates and values it . But the necessity of sympathy to most natures is so fully admitted that ...
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... soul sought to drain . Visions of greatness , knowledge and power ! Come back again as ye were in my prime ; Mellow in promise of fruit from the flower , Fame from the lay -- Manhood's ripe Autumn time . Oh let my spirit cling in its ...
... soul sought to drain . Visions of greatness , knowledge and power ! Come back again as ye were in my prime ; Mellow in promise of fruit from the flower , Fame from the lay -- Manhood's ripe Autumn time . Oh let my spirit cling in its ...
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