The Eton miscellany, by Bartholomew Bouverie1827 |
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Page 19
... give me a buffalo - headed , and a buffalo - hided chap , with a skin and a skull that can bear the brunt of · buffets and birch ; he's the man for the Club B 2 NO . 1. ] 19 THE ETON MISCELLANY . cellany" not being continued beyond the ...
... give me a buffalo - headed , and a buffalo - hided chap , with a skin and a skull that can bear the brunt of · buffets and birch ; he's the man for the Club B 2 NO . 1. ] 19 THE ETON MISCELLANY . cellany" not being continued beyond the ...
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... give my bosom to the steel To save the pang which I shall feel ; Those lips scarce ting'd with hovering breath , That soaring spirit chill'd in death !. Yet I would rather see thee dead Than hide in infamy thy head ;: And blush in shame ...
... give my bosom to the steel To save the pang which I shall feel ; Those lips scarce ting'd with hovering breath , That soaring spirit chill'd in death !. Yet I would rather see thee dead Than hide in infamy thy head ;: And blush in shame ...
Page 49
... give . And not the least among the gratifications which I have experienced has been that of hearing , and of taking part in , the conjectures as to the individual who per- sonates Bartholomew Bouverie . Often have I laughed in my sleeve ...
... give . And not the least among the gratifications which I have experienced has been that of hearing , and of taking part in , the conjectures as to the individual who per- sonates Bartholomew Bouverie . Often have I laughed in my sleeve ...
Page 50
... give to my proceedings an air of importance : and those whom I shall now mention are simply companions whom I have admitted into my Cabinet to aid me in conducting those weighty affairs in which I have been , am , and hope to continue ...
... give to my proceedings an air of importance : and those whom I shall now mention are simply companions whom I have admitted into my Cabinet to aid me in conducting those weighty affairs in which I have been , am , and hope to continue ...
Page 54
... give up his own opinion ; he is more stiff - necked than the mountains of his country , for " huge Plinlim- mon bowed his cloud - topt head " to the magic song of Modred ; but all my arguments have not been able to procure me the same ...
... give up his own opinion ; he is more stiff - necked than the mountains of his country , for " huge Plinlim- mon bowed his cloud - topt head " to the magic song of Modred ; but all my arguments have not been able to procure me the same ...
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