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Page 605
... Lamia's self , appear , Now , when the wine has done its rosy deed , And every soul from human trammels freed , No more so strange ; for merry wine , sweet wine , With reconciling words and courteous mien Turning into sweet milk the ...
... Lamia's self , appear , Now , when the wine has done its rosy deed , And every soul from human trammels freed , No more so strange ; for merry wine , sweet wine , With reconciling words and courteous mien Turning into sweet milk the ...
Page 606
... Lamia , what means this ? Wherefore dost thou start ? " Know'st thou that man ? " Poor Lamia an- swer'd not . He gaz'd into her eyes , and not a jot Own'd they the lovelorn piteous appeal : More , more he gaz'd : his human senses reel ...
... Lamia , what means this ? Wherefore dost thou start ? " Know'st thou that man ? " Poor Lamia an- swer'd not . He gaz'd into her eyes , and not a jot Own'd they the lovelorn piteous appeal : More , more he gaz'd : his human senses reel ...
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... Lamia when for eight or ten lines there is a run of thoroughly Drydenian cou- plets . But the chief lesson that he learned from Dryden was the use of the Alexandrine and the triplet , particularly the former . In the 1817 poems there ...
... Lamia when for eight or ten lines there is a run of thoroughly Drydenian cou- plets . But the chief lesson that he learned from Dryden was the use of the Alexandrine and the triplet , particularly the former . In the 1817 poems there ...
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