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The Wife of Fitzalice: And the Caledonian Siren: a Romance, with Historical ... Marianne Breton Ingen förhandsgranskning - 2017 |
The Wife of Fitzalice: And the Caledonian Siren: a Romance, with Historical ... Marianne Breton Ingen förhandsgranskning - 2017 |
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abbey accents acquainted Addelbert admiration adored affection agitated agony Alphonso Ambroise amiable angel anguish Annabella ardent arms astonishment baron beauty beheld beloved bless Blois bosom breast Bruges Caledonian siren Cera Ceraphine charms Chateauroux cheek clasped Conrad countenance courser cried dear delight Donalbert dreadful earl emotion endeavoured exclaimed eyes father Anthony feel felt fond gazed Glendarvon gratitude grief hand happiness heart Heaven honour hope horror husband innocent instant interest Killamenlochy king Edward lady Clarrington lady Fitzalice lady Madeline lady Selbrooke lady Whallisford laird length lips lord Dunalvin Margaret of France melancholy ment mind monk ness never noble once passion perceived phine present racters raphine rendered replied restored Rosalie Rutherglen scarcely scene seemed sensations sigh silent sir Theodore sister smile sorrow soul spirits spoke suffer tears thee Therese thou tion trembling unhappy uttered Verluche violent virtuous voice Whal whilst wife words wretched youth
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Sida 34 - Till, by degrees, the floating mirror shines, Reflects each flower that on the border grows, And a new heaven in its fair bosom shows.
Sida 284 - Houghton, 2d edition, 3 vols. 0 18 0 Barozzi, or the Venetian Sorceress, a Romance, by Mrs. Smith, Author of the Caledonian Bandit, ,\e.
Sida 83 - O'erhangs thy soul, thy ev'ry look proclaims. Why then refuse it words ? The heart, that bleeds From any stroke of fate or human wrongs, Loves to disclose itself, that list'ning pity May drop a healing tear upon the wound.
Sida 132 - Could I forget What I have been, I might the better bear What I am destined to : I am not the first That have been wretched : but to think how much I have been happier ! Wild hurrying thoughts Start every way from my distracted soul, To find out hope, anil only meet despair.
Sida 257 - Tis to bind, By soft affection's ties, on human hearts, The thought of death, which reason, too supine, Or misemploy'd, so rarely fastens there. Nor reason, nor affection, no, nor both Combin'd, can break the witchcrafts of the world. Behold, th...
Sida 241 - And yet, alas ! the real ills of life Claim the full vigour of a mind prepared, Prepared for patient, long, laborious strife, Its guide experience, and truth its guard.
Sida 62 - Seems not a blank to me, a loss of all Those fond sensations, those enchanting dreams, Which cheat a toiling world from day to day, And form the whole of happiness they know. It is to me perfection, glory, triumph. Nay, fondly would I chuse it, tho...
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Sida 261 - Nor fear nor wish th' approach of night. And when Disease assaults the heart, When Sickness triumphs over Art , Reflections on a life well past, Shall prove a cordial to the last ; This med'cine shall the soul sustain, And soften or suspend her pain ; Shall break Death's fell tyrannic pow'r, And calm the troubled dying hour. " Blest rules of cool prudential age ! I listen'd, and rcver'd the sage.
Sida 151 - Sublimest virtue and desire of fame, Where justice gives the laurel; in his eye The inextinguishable spark, which fires The souls of patriots; while his brow supports Undaunted valour, and contempt of death.