The Eton miscellany, by Bartholomew Bouverie1827 |
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... honour . The first thing that I can remember in my childhood is , that I early acquired a taste for poetry ; and I have still in mind some of my juvenile effusions , which my mother often rewarded with sugar - plums , but my father with ...
... honour . The first thing that I can remember in my childhood is , that I early acquired a taste for poetry ; and I have still in mind some of my juvenile effusions , which my mother often rewarded with sugar - plums , but my father with ...
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... honour - let her receive the reward . But if our impotent attempt should recoil on ourselves , and bring disgrace on those with whom it may be supposed to have originated , then indeed on us alone rest the blame and the responsibility ...
... honour - let her receive the reward . But if our impotent attempt should recoil on ourselves , and bring disgrace on those with whom it may be supposed to have originated , then indeed on us alone rest the blame and the responsibility ...
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... honour , that of receiving Mr. Ignoramus's toe . LLAN EGWEST ABBEY . Pensive Nymph , who lov'st to dwell By waving ... honours lie , And heath - bells blow , and briars wave , 20 [ NO . 1 . THE ETON MISCELLANY .
... honour , that of receiving Mr. Ignoramus's toe . LLAN EGWEST ABBEY . Pensive Nymph , who lov'st to dwell By waving ... honours lie , And heath - bells blow , and briars wave , 20 [ NO . 1 . THE ETON MISCELLANY .
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... honour's laws , To perish in his country's cause . 66 Well , be it so I'll couch my spear With a bold and fearless soul , Which , rushing on its bright career , Shall spurn the base control . Then , be it so , when shouts are pour'd ...
... honour's laws , To perish in his country's cause . 66 Well , be it so I'll couch my spear With a bold and fearless soul , Which , rushing on its bright career , Shall spurn the base control . Then , be it so , when shouts are pour'd ...
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... have thought the same : for he has inserted in his translation , or rather imitation , a whole line , of which there is not an idea in the original : " Such honours Ilion to her hero paid , And $ 44 [ NO . I. THE ETON MISCELLANY .
... have thought the same : for he has inserted in his translation , or rather imitation , a whole line , of which there is not an idea in the original : " Such honours Ilion to her hero paid , And $ 44 [ NO . I. THE ETON MISCELLANY .
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