The Poetical Works of S.T. Coleridge: With a Memoir, Volume 3James R. Osgood, 1871 |
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... wish you joy ! Iso . What , you mean , of his regiment ? I hear , too , that to make the gift still sweeter , The Duke has given him the very same In which he first saw service , and since then , Worked himself , step by step , through ...
... wish you joy ! Iso . What , you mean , of his regiment ? I hear , too , that to make the gift still sweeter , The Duke has given him the very same In which he first saw service , and since then , Worked himself , step by step , through ...
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... . O that his power but kept pace with his wishes ! Why , friend ! he'd give the whole world to his soldiers . But at Vienna , brother ! —here's the grievance ! — What politic schemes do they not lay to shorten His 14 THE FICCOLOMINI ;
... . O that his power but kept pace with his wishes ! Why , friend ! he'd give the whole world to his soldiers . But at Vienna , brother ! —here's the grievance ! — What politic schemes do they not lay to shorten His 14 THE FICCOLOMINI ;
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... wish , Elizabeth ? Duch . Your will , you know , was always mine . Wal . [ after a pause . ] Well then , And in all else , of what kind and complexion Was your reception at the Court ? [ The DUCHESS casts her eyes on the ground and ...
... wish , Elizabeth ? Duch . Your will , you know , was always mine . Wal . [ after a pause . ] Well then , And in all else , of what kind and complexion Was your reception at the Court ? [ The DUCHESS casts her eyes on the ground and ...
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... wishes us to leave him . Come . Wal . [ turns himself round quick , collects himself , and speaks with cheerfulness to the DUCHESS . ] Once more I bid thee welcome to the camp , Thou art the hostess of this court . You , Max , Will now ...
... wishes us to leave him . Come . Wal . [ turns himself round quick , collects himself , and speaks with cheerfulness to the DUCHESS . ] Once more I bid thee welcome to the camp , Thou art the hostess of this court . You , Max , Will now ...
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... wish . They know about the Emperor's requisitions , And are tumultuous . Wal . Declared himself ? Illo . How hath Isolan He's yours , both soul and body , Since you built up again his faro - bank . Wal . And which way doth Kolalto bend ...
... wish . They know about the Emperor's requisitions , And are tumultuous . Wal . Declared himself ? Illo . How hath Isolan He's yours , both soul and body , Since you built up again his faro - bank . Wal . And which way doth Kolalto bend ...
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