10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEPTLEVA»
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septleva in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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I should be glad to see it, if he were to renew again with the Regency Councillor
the treaty of friendship : I should then get to describe his Whitsuntide journey to
Maienthal, which perhaps is the Septleva* and the best * Septleva (Sept-le-va) is
...
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... Hesperus: Or, Forty-five Dog-post-days
But nothing will come of this Septleva, unless they make peace again; by the side
of every flower in Maienthal, by the side of every delight, the grief-worn face of his
friend would appear and ask, “ Canst thou be so happy, while l am so far from ...
Jean Paul, Charles Timothy Brooks, 1877
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The poetical Works of Alex. Pope
... And thosefeign'd sighs which cheat the listening fair. CARDELIA. Is this the
cause of your romantic strains'! A mightier grief my heavy heart sustains. As you
by love, so I by fortune cross'd ; One, one bad deal, three Septleva: have ...
Alexander Pope, John Cary, 1841
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The letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford: including ...
... to me that all they think on now, is to prevent my sending you news. Does any
army stir? Is not the Duke of Brunswick gone to sleep again, like a paroli at faro,
or like a paroli at Torbay, which cocks one corner, but never wins a septleva ?
Horace Walpole, John Wright, George Agar-Ellis Dover (1st baron), 1840
50 The Knave won Sonica, which I had chose; 'And the next Pull, my Septleva I
lose. SMlLlNDA. But ah! what aggravates the killing smart, The cruel thought, that
stabs me to the heart; This curs'd Ombrelia, this undoing Fair, _ 55 By whose vile
...
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The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope; with a Memoir of the ...
The knave won sonica, which I had chose; And the next pull, my septleva I lose.
SMILDIDA. But, ah! what aggravates the killing smart, The cruel thought that
stabs me to the heart; This cursed Ombrelia, this undoing fair; By whose vile arts
this ...
Alexander Pope, George Croly, 1854
The knave won sonica, which I had chose, And the next pull my septleva I lose.
Smil. But ah ! what aggravates the killing smart, The cruel thought that stabs me
to the heart; This curs'd Ombrelia, this undoing fair, By whose vile arts this heavy
...
Caanatra. Is this the cause of your romantic strains? Amighter grief my heavy
heart sustains. As you by love, so I by fortune cross'd, In one bad deal three
Septleva's I lost. - i SMILINDA. Is that a grief which you compare with mine ? With
ease ...
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The poetical works: with his last corrections, additions and ...
In complaisance I took the queen he gave, I Though my own secret wish was for
the knave: 50 The knave won sonica, which I had chose, And the next pull my
septleva I lose. Smil. But, ah! what aggravates the killing smart, The cruel thought
...
Alexander Pope, William Warburton, 1807
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The Letters and Works: In Three Volumes
... the disappointment hard, 'Twas my own lord that drew the fatal card. In
complaisance I took the queen he gave, Though my own secret wish was for the
knave. The knave won Sonica which I had chose ; And the next pull my septleva I
lose.
Mary Wortley Montagu, James Archibald Stuart-Wortley-Mackenzie Wharncliffe, 1837
