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The world shall still be full of Merlin everywhere. A thousand lingering years his
prophecies have run, And scarcely shall have end till time itself be done. Who of
a British nymph was gotten, whilst she played With a seducing spirit, which won ...
The world shall still be full of Merlin everywhere. A thousand lingering years his
prophecies have run, And scarcely shall have end till time itself be done. Who of
a British nymph was gotten, whilst she played With a seducing spirit, which won ...
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... and sendeth evil spirits into the world, which hurt all they meet ; but after
midnight they are commanded to open the ... and therefore they clap their wings
and crow to awaken men, and then the evil spirits lose their power of hurting, and
in ...
... and sendeth evil spirits into the world, which hurt all they meet ; but after
midnight they are commanded to open the ... and therefore they clap their wings
and crow to awaken men, and then the evil spirits lose their power of hurting, and
in ...
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... lest their numbers should increase beyond what that earth is capable of
supporting ; and whereas when they have fulfilled those years, they do not sutler
themselves to be guided by spirits and angels, like those who are not so far
advanced ...
... lest their numbers should increase beyond what that earth is capable of
supporting ; and whereas when they have fulfilled those years, they do not sutler
themselves to be guided by spirits and angels, like those who are not so far
advanced ...
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The Kamtshadales make of the rainbow a new garment for their aerial spirit,
edged with fringes of red-coloured seal skin, and leather thongs of various gaudy
dieB. They explain the nature of storms by the shaking of the long and crisped
hair ...
The Kamtshadales make of the rainbow a new garment for their aerial spirit,
edged with fringes of red-coloured seal skin, and leather thongs of various gaudy
dieB. They explain the nature of storms by the shaking of the long and crisped
hair ...
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Say — does the pure-embodied spirit fly To happier climes, and to a better sky ?
Or, sinking, does it mix with kindred clay, And sleep a whole eternity away ? Or,
shall this form be once again renew'd, With all its frailties and its hopes endued, ...
Say — does the pure-embodied spirit fly To happier climes, and to a better sky ?
Or, sinking, does it mix with kindred clay, And sleep a whole eternity away ? Or,
shall this form be once again renew'd, With all its frailties and its hopes endued, ...
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| Título | Southey's Common-place Book, Volumen4 Southey's Common-place Book, John Wood Warter |
| Autor | Robert Southey |
| Editor | John Wood Warter |
| Editor | Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1851 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 27 Jun. 2005 |
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