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Page 153
He whom thou speakest of wears a sword as sharp as thine sharper , vain man — for the best deeds thou hast ever done in peace or war , were as unworthy to be named with his , as thy obscure rank to match itself with the sphere he moves ...
He whom thou speakest of wears a sword as sharp as thine sharper , vain man — for the best deeds thou hast ever done in peace or war , were as unworthy to be named with his , as thy obscure rank to match itself with the sphere he moves ...
Page 191
Thou has done't . ' Gher . My lord ! - - - Now . my father's bride ? Look up , my lord ! So - there : you're very pale . Nay , for your father's sake . Guido . Ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! • Gher . Lord Guido ! I - Gheraldi - speak to you .
Thou has done't . ' Gher . My lord ! - - - Now . my father's bride ? Look up , my lord ! So - there : you're very pale . Nay , for your father's sake . Guido . Ha ! ha ! ha ! ha ! • Gher . Lord Guido ! I - Gheraldi - speak to you .
Page 287
And so thou wouldst devour Antar's flocks ? cried he , addressing himself to the dead wolf ; but thou dost not know that he is a savage lion . He put the head and legs into the scrip he had with him ; leaving the carcass , he returned ...
And so thou wouldst devour Antar's flocks ? cried he , addressing himself to the dead wolf ; but thou dost not know that he is a savage lion . He put the head and legs into the scrip he had with him ; leaving the carcass , he returned ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1821 |
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