Poems, Volumen1Chapman and Hall, 1849 |
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... doubt and fear , Taught me to know mankind and know myself ; And now that I am strong and full of hope , That , from my soul , I can reject all aims Save those your earnest words made plain to me ; Now , that I touch the brink of my ...
... doubt and fear , Taught me to know mankind and know myself ; And now that I am strong and full of hope , That , from my soul , I can reject all aims Save those your earnest words made plain to me ; Now , that I touch the brink of my ...
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... doubt , That only way I may be satisfied . Yes , well have I subdued my life ! beyond The obligation of my strictest vows , The contemplation of my wildest bond , Which gave , in truth , my nature freely up , In what it should be , more ...
... doubt , That only way I may be satisfied . Yes , well have I subdued my life ! beyond The obligation of my strictest vows , The contemplation of my wildest bond , Which gave , in truth , my nature freely up , In what it should be , more ...
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... doubt . He would be scrupulous , truly , Who should object such drawbacks . Still , still , Aureole , You are changed - very changed ! " Twere losing nothing To look well to it : you must not be stolen From the enjoyment of your well ...
... doubt . He would be scrupulous , truly , Who should object such drawbacks . Still , still , Aureole , You are changed - very changed ! " Twere losing nothing To look well to it : you must not be stolen From the enjoyment of your well ...
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... doubts are many and faith is weak . I know as much of any will of God's , As knows some dumb and tortured brute what Man , His stern lord , wills from the perplexing blows That plague him every way , and there , of course , Where least ...
... doubts are many and faith is weak . I know as much of any will of God's , As knows some dumb and tortured brute what Man , His stern lord , wills from the perplexing blows That plague him every way , and there , of course , Where least ...
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... doubts , the chains that bind them best , Were flax before your resolute soul , which nought Avails to awe , save these delusions , bred From its own strength , its selfsame strength , disguised- Mocking itself . Be brave , dear Aureole ...
... doubts , the chains that bind them best , Were flax before your resolute soul , which nought Avails to awe , save these delusions , bred From its own strength , its selfsame strength , disguised- Mocking itself . Be brave , dear Aureole ...
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