The Wind on the Heath: A Gypsy AnthologyJohn Sampson |
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... speak ) , Yours be the life of peace , the servile toil ; Yours be the wealth , its despicable spoil ; Stoop to your tyrant's yoke with mildness meet , Cringe at his throne , and worship at his feet ; Revere your priesthood's ...
... speak ) , Yours be the life of peace , the servile toil ; Yours be the wealth , its despicable spoil ; Stoop to your tyrant's yoke with mildness meet , Cringe at his throne , and worship at his feet ; Revere your priesthood's ...
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... speak , could their words be believed . They were the outlaws of the human race , driven by their own will from place to place , and never staying in one spot after the ashes of their first fire had grown cold . The contemptuous ...
... speak , could their words be believed . They were the outlaws of the human race , driven by their own will from place to place , and never staying in one spot after the ashes of their first fire had grown cold . The contemptuous ...
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... speak , had just strength enough to reach Hartfield , before her spirits were quite overcome . The gipsies did not wait for the operations of justice ; they took themselves off in a hurry . W A Masterful Beggar Jane Austen . WHENEVER ...
... speak , had just strength enough to reach Hartfield , before her spirits were quite overcome . The gipsies did not wait for the operations of justice ; they took themselves off in a hurry . W A Masterful Beggar Jane Austen . WHENEVER ...
Contents
LORDS OF THE UNIVERSE | 3 |
THE YOUTHFUL RUSKIN SPEAKS | 10 |
WHERE DO WE COME FROM? | 16 |
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