 | Matthew Gregory Lewis - 1808 - 348 páginas
...wrongs his bosom swell, By thee his daughter robbed of fame ; " And now he comes his word to keep, i (With many an oath that word was said) That just revenge...he : — "Thanks, Fortune, for thy news though ill j A heavy heart thou leaVst with me." — And now comes one, who letters brings To say, Count Julian... | |
 | Matthew Gregory Lewis - 1809 - 344 páginas
...stranger Lord obey ; And would'st thou know, whose Cited hanij Shall work this ill, e'en that I'll say. " 'Tis Count Don Julian ! well, too well, Thou....— " Thanks, Fortune, for thy news, though ill-; A hea*y heart thou leav'st with me." — And now comes one, who letters brings To say, Count Julian scours... | |
 | Joseph S. Moore - 1853 - 900 páginas
...Thou knowst, alas! that injured name! His daughters wrongs his bosom swell, By thee his daughter robbd of fame. And now he comes his word to keep, — With...with trouble fill; He woke, and sadly thus quoth he: — 1 Thanks, Fortune, for thy news, though ill; And now comes one who letters brings, To say, Count... | |
 | Book - 1875 - 912 páginas
...Thou knowst, alas! that injured name! His daughters wrongs his bosom swell, By thee his daughter robbd of fame. And now he comes his word to keep, — With...quoth he: — ' Thanks, Fortune, for thy news, though ili; A heavy heart thou Iesvst -with me.' now comes one who letters brings, To say, Count Julian scours... | |
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I'll say. Tis Count Don Julian! Well, too well, Thou knowst, alas! that injured name! His daughters wrongs his bosom swell, By thee his daughter robbd of fame. And now he comes his word to keep, — With many an oath that word was said, — That just... 