10 ГІНДІ КНИЖКИ ПОВ'ЯЗАНІ ІЗ «पुरबुला»
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The poetical works of William Cowper, illustr. by F. Gilbert - Page 186
Mrs. Throckmorton's piping bullfinch has been eaten by a rat, and the villain left nothing but poor Bully's beak behind him. It wlH be a wonder if tius event does not, at some convenient time, employ my versifying passion. Did ever fair lady, from ...
Just then, by adverse fate impressed, A dream disturbed poor Bully's rest ; In sleep he seemed to view A rat fast clinging to the cage, And, screaming at the sad presage, Awoke and found it true. For, aide^tath by ear and scent, Right to his mark ...
William Cowper, James Montgomery, 1834
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The New Oxford Book of Eighteenth Century Verse - Page 605
Just then, by adverse fate impressed, A dream disturbed poor Bully's rest; In sleep he seemed to view A rat, fast-clinging to the cage, And, screaming at the sad presage, Awoke and found it true. For, aided both by ear and scent, Right to his ...
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Tales of the robin, and other small birds, selected from ... - Page 86
Joseph Taylor. Conjectur'd, sniffling round and round, Better than all the books he found, Food, chiefly, for the mind. Just then, by adverse fate impress'd, A dream disturb'd poor Bully's rest : In sleep he seem'd to view A rat, fast clinging to the ...
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Cowper's minor poems - Page 57
Just then, by adverse fate impress'd, A dream disturb'd poor Bully's rest ; In sleep he seem'd to view A rat fast- clinging to the cage, And, screaming at the sad presage, Awoke and found it true. For, aided both by ear and scent, Right to his mark ...
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Romanticism and Religion from William Cowper to Wallace ... - Page 42
The culprit is a foraging beast that comes in the night, when all 'seem'd secure': Just then, by adverse Fate impress'd, A Dream disturb'd poor Bully's rest; In sleep he seem'd to view A Rat fast-clinging to his cage, And, screaming at the sad ...
Dr Gavin Hopps, Dr Jane Stabler, 2013
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The Works of the English Poets, from Chaucer to Cowper
Just then by adverse fate impress'd, A dream disturb'd poor Bully's rest; In sleep he seem'd to view A rat fast clinging to the cage, And, screaming at the sad presage, Awoke and found it true. For, aided both by ear and scent, Right to his mark ...
Alexander Chalmers, Samuel Johnson, 1810
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Man Meets Dog - Page 181
His arrival was a hard blow for poor Bully, and had I known how much the old dog was going to suffer from jealousy I should probably not have brought the handsome Hirschmann home. For days the atmosphere was heavy with tension which ...
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Poems ... A new edition. To which are now first added ... - Page 241
Just then by adverse fate impressed, A dream disturbed poor Bully's rest; In sleep he seemed to view A rat, fast clinging to the cage, And screaming at the sad presage, Awoke and found, it true. ' For, aided both by ear and scent, Right to his ...
William Cowper, Jeanne Marie GUYON, 1806
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Poems. With a Biographical and Critical Introduction by ...
241 Just then, by adverse fate impress'd, A dream disturb'd poor Bully's rest ; In sleep he seem'd to view A rat fast clinging to the cage, And, screaming at the sad presage, Awoke and found it true. For, aided both by ear and scent, Right to his ...
