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Стр. ix
... bringing him into literary prominence . He was known to the student body ,
however , as a shy , frail youth , for he avoided mingling with the boys and took
no part in their sports . Jacob Bryant , a classmate , describes him as he
appeared at ...
... bringing him into literary prominence . He was known to the student body ,
however , as a shy , frail youth , for he avoided mingling with the boys and took
no part in their sports . Jacob Bryant , a classmate , describes him as he
appeared at ...
Стр. xii
In 1768 a complete edition of his verse , which he had carefully revised ,
appeared . That same year he was appointed to the chair of Modern History and
Language at his Alma Mater . His “ Ode for Music , ” written and published in
1769 ...
In 1768 a complete edition of his verse , which he had carefully revised ,
appeared . That same year he was appointed to the chair of Modern History and
Language at his Alma Mater . His “ Ode for Music , ” written and published in
1769 ...
Стр. xviii
... retirement , and kindred subjects , several of which were suggested by Mrs.
Unwin , to whose encouragement the whole work in a sense was due . Three
years later his second volume appeared , containing among xviii
INTRODUCTION.
... retirement , and kindred subjects , several of which were suggested by Mrs.
Unwin , to whose encouragement the whole work in a sense was due . Three
years later his second volume appeared , containing among xviii
INTRODUCTION.
Стр. xix
Three years later his second volume appeared , containing among others the
author's two best - known productions , " The Task ” and “ The Diverting History of
John Gilpin , ” both of which were inspired by Lady Austen , a fascinating person
...
Three years later his second volume appeared , containing among others the
author's two best - known productions , " The Task ” and “ The Diverting History of
John Gilpin , ” both of which were inspired by Lady Austen , a fascinating person
...
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20 Then raising her voice to a strain The sweetest that ear ever heard , She sung
of the slave's broken chain Wherever her glory appeared . Some clouds , which
had over us hung Fled , chased by her melody clear , And methought while she ...
20 Then raising her voice to a strain The sweetest that ear ever heard , She sung
of the slave's broken chain Wherever her glory appeared . Some clouds , which
had over us hung Fled , chased by her melody clear , And methought while she ...
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| Название | Elegy Written in a Country Church-yard and Other Poems Macmillian's pocket American and English classics |
| Автор | Thomas Gray |
| Редактор | Josiah Hamilton Castleman |
| Издатель | Macmillan Company, 1909 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Гарвардский университет |
| Оцифровано | 22 янв 2019 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 268 |
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