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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «WHELPLESS»
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1
The Edinburgh magazine, or Literary miscellany
... for 1 dined in company once where he dined that very day twelvemonth. — My
excellent wife, who is a true Montgomery, and whom 1 like now as well as I did
20 years ago, adores the man who felt for the maternal pangs of a whelpless
bear ...
... But furious would you tear her from the spot Where yet she scarce believ'd. that
he was not, Her eye shot forth with all the living fire That haunts the tigress in her
whelpless ire; But left to waste her weary moments there, She talk'd all idly unto ...
3
The Giaour. The bride of Abydos. The Corsair. Lara
... wailing never loud ; But furious would you tear her from the spot W-here yet
she scarce believed that he was not, Her eye shot forth with all the living fire That
haunts the tigress in her whelpless ire ; But left to waste her weary moments there
, ...
George Gordon Byron Baron Byron,
1837
4
The Poetical Works of Alfred Tennyson: In memoriam
Up started from my side The old lion, glaring with his whelpless eye, Silent; but
when she saw me lying stark, Dishelm'd and mute, and motionlessly pale, Cold
ev'n to her, she sigh'd; and when she saw The haggard father's face and
reverend ...
5
The Works of Lord Byron
But furious would you tear her from the spot Where yet she scarce believed that
he was not, Her eye shot forth with all the living fire That haunts the tigress in her
whelpless ire; But left to waste her weary moments there, She talk'd all idly unto ...
George Gordon Byron Baron Byron,
1829
6
Probationary Odes for the Laureatship: with a preliminary ...
... for I dined in company'pnce, where he dined that very day twelvemonth; K My
excellent wife, who is a true Montgomery, and whom I like now as well-as I. did
20 years ago, adores the man who felt for the maternal pangs of a whelpless
bear, ...
7
The Complete Works of Lord Byron
... Her tears were few, her wailing never loud ; But furious would you tear her from
the spot Where yet she scarce believed that he was not, - Her eye shot forth with
all the living fire That haunts the tigress in her whelpless ire; Bttt left to waste her ...
George Gordon Byron Byron, John Galt, Walter Scott,
1835
Her eye shot forth with all the living fire That haunts the tigress in her whelpless
ire ; But left to waste her weary moments there, She talk'd all idly unto shapes of
air, Such as the busy brain of Sorrow paints, And woos to listen to her fond ...
George Gordon Byron Baron Byron,
1814
9
The works of Lord Byron
r But furious would you tear her from the spot Where yet she scarce believed that
he was not , Her eye shot forth with all the living fire That haunts the tigress in her
whelpless ire ; But left to waste her weary moments there , She talked all idly ...
George Gordon Byron Byron,
1823
... would you tear her from the spot Where yet she scarce believed that he was
not, Her eye shot forth with all the living fire That haunts the tigress in her
whelpless ire; But left to waste her weary moments there, She talk'd all idly unto
shapes of ...
George Gordon Byron Byron,
1837