The Poetical Works of Robert Browning: With Portraits

... Sit thou enthroned where the Poet's mountain Above the thunder lifts its silent peak , And roll thy songs down like ... chords of sturdy iron And strike it with a toil - embrowned hand ; One who hath dwelt with Nature well - attended ...

... infinite , Day by day , week by week , and month by In Place Saint Angelo beside the Bridge : month , forn , noon and night , -- fatigued away a mind irown imbecile by darkness , solitude , And one vivacious memory gnawing there As when ...

... điền , đổi thửa , tạo điều kiện cơ giới hoá sản xuất , đồng thời thực hiện ... hành tiết kiệm chi tiêu , tập trung ngân sách hỗ trợ cho việc khôi phục và ... văn hoá thể thao , giáo dục , đào tạo ... nhằm cung cấp nguồn lao động có chất ...

... triburile Lui primesc , sa cred trebuie eu . Apoi , binevenim fie care respingere Care intoarce netezeala pamantuliu in routate , Fiecare muscatura care vine si nu sta ci merge ! Fie bucuriile noastre trei partii a durerii ! Lupta si ...

... love her , though afar ; Though but one blessing may repa The thousand griefs I feel afar , No other love shall shed its ray On me , if not this love afar ; A brighter one , where'er I stray I shall not see , or near , or far . " In Mr ...

... morning sky , or the varied beauties of a fine landscape ; while he would burst out into glowing descriptions , or enthu- siastic strains of adoration , worthy of the royal Hebrew bard . He seemed to me to frequent convivial par ties ...

... Cat . - Stanza xiv . Archibald Douglas , Earl of Angus , a man remarkable for strength of body and mind , ac- quired the popular name of Bell - the - Cat , upon the following remarkable occasion : -James III . , of whom Pitscottie ...

... All other men and women that this earth Belongs to , who all days alike possess , Make general plenty cure particular dearth , Get more joy one way , if another , less : Thou art my single day , God lends to leaven What were all earth ...

... Paladin P Paladin>paladin soul Psoul>soul, 21 MS accursed! Paccursed!>accurst! men>him 24 MS 15 paladin: knightly hero, lit. one of the twelve peers of Charlemagne's court. 18 to ... appealing: i.e. moving my compassion and love. The ...

... love's loadstone moving manly mind ? -Most of all , when such mind is ... dare love , who may be Pope one day ? Despite the coil of such encumbrance ... 1 mind- > mind ? 490 MS { beginning of fo . 494 MS since , 496 MS vow , be Pope one ...

... free , In blessed imbecility Scrawled , perchance , on some torn sheet ... me as most fit To guide my footsteps through life's maze , Because himself ... raise My voice up to their point of praise ! 50 I see the error ; but above The scope of ...

... young leafs or sprouts of " kangkung " is done every 15 to 20 days and produced 1 750 bunches of " kangkung " weighing 230 grams per bunch . The plantation of " kangkung " is totally renewed every three months . The " genjer " is ...

... Caliban we have a teaching from the text, “Thou thoughtest that I was ... Caliban is a monster, for he is not a man who has no aspirations, who is content to ... the soul predominates, and in Caliban the bestial type, so in the Epistle of ...

... the soul predominates , and in Caliban the bestial type , so in the Epistle of Karshish we have the spiritual , the supernatural man , and his theology . The scene of the drama is a land desolated by war , dangerous from robbers and ...

... Book I. of The Ring and the Book , addressed to Mrs. Browning . In the ninth number of The Browning Society's Papers , 2 : 165 , Dr. F. J. Furnivall , the president of the Society , gives a grammatical analysis of this stanza . As it ...

... Death - watch . Mesmer . 2 : 243 . C. 255 . C. Death - watch - tick . R. & B. 3 : 178 . C. 485 . Death - white . A Blot , 2 : 166 . 225 . Death's . Up - Down , 2:33 . 174. 44 . C. R. & B. 3 : 220. C. 502 . 205 . R. & B. 3 : 426 . C. 581 ...

... scaffold . BOOK XII . -THE BOOK AND THE RING . Line 12. The Wormwood Star : Revelation viii . 11. A star believed to be a portent of death according to a super- stition of the Middle Ages . 62. Holy Doors : see III . 567 . 65. Fénelon ...

... love prompts it , love , the sham , Does twice the service done by love , the true ? God bless us liars , where's one touch of truth In what we tell the world , or world tells us , Of how we love each other ? All the same , We calculate ...

... calls love , 870 Much love might be in what their love called hate . If she sold . . . what they call , sold . . . me her child- I shall believe she hoped in her poor heart That I at least might try be good and pure , Begin to live ...

... all his alchemistic works he demands that the stars and their con- stellations should be observed , that the sun's crop and fal- low season , i . e . , summer and Paracelsus . 259 Browning's Philosophy By John Bury 1:

... the book ? Or simply here and there , ( The while you vault it through the loose and large ) Hang to a hint ? Or is there book at all , And don't you deal in poetry , make - believe , And the white lies it sounds like ? " Yes and no ...

... her sister , saddled for instantaneous pur- suit . One night she was stolen ... obeying her master's voice , no less than the familiar signal prescribed by ... master with loving gratitude ; and 1 Petrus Aponensis : author of a work ...

... sequence of works in the copy - text , so that they appear in the order of their first publication . This process involves the restoration to the original order of the poems included in Dramatic Lyrics , Dramatic Romances and Lyrics ...

... fortress , as described by Cæsar . The Saxons did not greatly im- prove on ... dwarf and the tree occur in the folio , although such an ambassador is ... romance terms it , and by hurts received from Mark's attendants , Tristrem is ...

... power to grant my request , as I mentioned , in the beginning of next summer ... persona , how much and how truly I am , Sir , your deeply indebted and ever ... my wishes . The emoluments of GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE . ] 173 OF ROBERT BURNS .