A Book of Narrative VerseOxford University Press, 1930 - Всего страниц: 468 |
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... gates they a ' are gane , The prisoner's set on horseback hie ; And now wi ' speed they've ta'en the gate , While ilk ane jokes fu ' wantonlie : 90 35 95 100 XXVI ' O Jock ! sae winsomely ye sit , 58 OLD BALLADS.
... gates they a ' are gane , The prisoner's set on horseback hie ; And now wi ' speed they've ta'en the gate , While ilk ane jokes fu ' wantonlie : 90 35 95 100 XXVI ' O Jock ! sae winsomely ye sit , 58 OLD BALLADS.
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... gate repli'd . ' Hast thou forgot me then , and do I seem Now in thine eyes so foul ? once deem'd so fair 120 In ... gates for ever shut , which none can pass Without my op'ning . Pensive here I sat 139 145 150 154 160 165 Alone , but ...
... gate repli'd . ' Hast thou forgot me then , and do I seem Now in thine eyes so foul ? once deem'd so fair 120 In ... gates for ever shut , which none can pass Without my op'ning . Pensive here I sat 139 145 150 154 160 165 Alone , but ...
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... gate called the gate glorious . The emperor , which was one Gabalus , Sat over all and drank chill wine alone . To whom is come Theophilus anon , 185 190 And said as thus : Beau Sire , Dieu vous aide . And afterwards sat under him , and ...
... gate called the gate glorious . The emperor , which was one Gabalus , Sat over all and drank chill wine alone . To whom is come Theophilus anon , 185 190 And said as thus : Beau Sire , Dieu vous aide . And afterwards sat under him , and ...
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