10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GRIEFFUL»
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griefful in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Kenridge Hall and Other Poems
Gold blew the winds my babe to chill, Sad was my heart when we was still ; . That
weary night, that griefful morn — Ah ! would my babe had ne'er been born " Wiiy
stands a knight in gleaming mail Beneath yon POEMS. Song of the Mississippi ...
2
Compl Wks Rbt Browning 8: With Variant Readings And Annotations
The words lay living on my lip, I made 690 The one-turn more — and there at the
window stood, Framed in its black square length, with lamp in hand, Pompilia; the
same great, grave, griefful air As stands i' the dusk, on altar that I know, Left ...
3
The Complete Works of Robert Browning: The Ring and the Book
The words lay living on my lip, I made 690 The one-turn more — and there at the
window stood, Framed in its black square length, with lamp in hand, Pompilia; the
same great, grave, griefful air As stands i' the dusk, on altar that I know, Left ...
Jn the heautiful calm of a summer's evening, the memory-wakening stillness of a
moonlight night, seek the silent shades that shroud the unforgotten dead — with
his forehead howed to the flower-grown sod, who kneels in griefful prayer?
5
The life of Joseph, the son of Israel: chiefly designed to ...
So saying, his voice was stopped by his rising sorrow, and he poured forth a
flood of repentant and griefful tears ; and then proceeded : “ Keep us not in
suspense, my lord. Let us know our doom, for we are prepared to meet the worst.”
_ 4- 3°“ ...
6
The Poetical Works: Containing Gorboduc [by Thomas Norton], ...
Containing Gorboduc [by Thomas Norton], and Induction and Legend of Henry
Duke of Buckingham Thomas Sackville Earl of Dorset, Thomas Norton. Could not
be half so griefful to your grace, As these most wretched tidings that I bring. Goa.
Thomas Sackville Earl of Dorset, Thomas Norton, 1820
7
The Dublin Journal of Temperance, Science, and Literature. ...
... could his cruel heart amove, (For he repaide hir love with bltter hato,) To him
hir tiers resentment then was no less grcate. Clnthia griefful at hir cruel mirthe,
Chidiug her follie, thus to hir did say : " Ah 1 wood ympe, childe of an unhappie
birth.
8
The Works of Mr. Edmund Spenser
Griefful, full of Grief; Griple, fignifies one that snatche: any thing grecdily, or' a
griping Mistr. Groom, shepherd, Herdsman. Guerdon, (Fr.) Reward, Prize. Guilen,
to beguile or deceive. Guilesul, deceitfnl. Guisis, Form, Habit, condition. Gyre (Lat
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Edmund Spenser, John Hughes, William Dillingham, 1715
9
The Ladies' Companion and Literary Expositor
In the heautiful calm of a summer's evening, the memory-wakening stillness of a
moonlight night, seek the silent shades that shroud the unforgotten dead — with
his forehead howed to the flower-grown sod, who kneels in griefful prayer ?
William W. Snowden, Lydia Howard Sigourney, Emma Catherine Embury, 1841
10
The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser in Five Volumes
Griefful, full of grief. Griple, one that snatches greedily, a griping miser. Groom,
shepherd, herdsman. Groynd, grunted. Guarish, to garnish, to dress out
gorgeously. Gueld, a guildhall. Guerdon, reward, recompense, prize. Guilers,
cheats. Guise ...
