The Dublin University Magazine, Том 59William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1862 |
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... words in which Othello yields to his fate : - " Be not afraid , though you do see me weapon'd : Here is my journey's end , here is my butt And very sea - mark of my utmost sail . Do you go back dismay'd ? Tis a lost fear . Man but a ...
... words in which Othello yields to his fate : - " Be not afraid , though you do see me weapon'd : Here is my journey's end , here is my butt And very sea - mark of my utmost sail . Do you go back dismay'd ? Tis a lost fear . Man but a ...
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... words , might spin hexameters vying with the Greek ; but that a language full , like ours , of one and two - sylla bled words , and prone to get rid of all inflected forms , need never hope to achieve the same triumph . Yet surely the ...
... words , might spin hexameters vying with the Greek ; but that a language full , like ours , of one and two - sylla bled words , and prone to get rid of all inflected forms , need never hope to achieve the same triumph . Yet surely the ...
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... words , which , however fit for prose , sound too prosaic for verse . On the other hand , Mr. Dart , though com- monly master of a racy English style , now and then stoops to use such words as melée , secede , sot ; such very modern ...
... words , which , however fit for prose , sound too prosaic for verse . On the other hand , Mr. Dart , though com- monly master of a racy English style , now and then stoops to use such words as melée , secede , sot ; such very modern ...
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