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... diminish the conviction that the star of song , which shone dimly at its rising , was bursting forth with unrivalled brilliancy as it advanced to its height . CANTO THE FIRST . I. OH , thou ! in INTRODUCTION TO CANTOS I. AND II. ...
... diminish the conviction that the star of song , which shone dimly at its rising , was bursting forth with unrivalled brilliancy as it advanced to its height . CANTO THE FIRST . I. OH , thou ! in INTRODUCTION TO CANTOS I. AND II. ...
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... star Fandango twirls his jocund castanet : Ah , monarchs ! could ye taste the mirth ye mar , Not in the toils of Glory would ye fret ; The hoarse dull drum would sleep , and Man be happy yet ! XLVIII . How carols now the lusty muleteer ...
... star Fandango twirls his jocund castanet : Ah , monarchs ! could ye taste the mirth ye mar , Not in the toils of Glory would ye fret ; The hoarse dull drum would sleep , and Man be happy yet ! XLVIII . How carols now the lusty muleteer ...
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... star ) In themes of bloody fray , or gallant fight , But loathed the bravo's trade , and laughed at martial wight XLI . But when he saw the evening star above Leucadia's far - projecting rock of woe , And hailed the last resort of ...
... star ) In themes of bloody fray , or gallant fight , But loathed the bravo's trade , and laughed at martial wight XLI . But when he saw the evening star above Leucadia's far - projecting rock of woe , And hailed the last resort of ...
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... star which rises o'er her steep , nor climb ? Harold , once more within the vortex , rolled On with the giddy circle , chasing Time , Yet with a nobler aim than in his youth's fond prime . XII . But soon he knew himself the most unfit ...
... star which rises o'er her steep , nor climb ? Harold , once more within the vortex , rolled On with the giddy circle , chasing Time , Yet with a nobler aim than in his youth's fond prime . XII . But soon he knew himself the most unfit ...
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... stars , Till he had peopled them with beings bright As their own beams ; and earth - born jars , And human frailties , were forgotten quite : Could he have kept his spirit to that flight He had been happy ; but this clay will sink Its ...
... stars , Till he had peopled them with beings bright As their own beams ; and earth - born jars , And human frailties , were forgotten quite : Could he have kept his spirit to that flight He had been happy ; but this clay will sink Its ...
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