- 300 of
those narrow Galleries, and the
Idols so
exceeding ugly as
would affright an
European Spectator;
nevertheless this was a
celebrated place, and so...
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Things F16.03.008* 1945 1.527 242 343
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Where every bird is bold to go 1896...
- child. –And it is, etc. 4. Fear not, then said the Angel, Let
nothing you
affright, This day is born a
Saviour Of virtue,
power and might; So
frequently to...
- Can this ****-Pit hold
within this
Woodden O, the very
Caskes that did
affright the Ayre at Agincourt? — Henry V, by
William Shakespeare On the
night of...
-
summons men," or
exhorted it to "praise God, put to
flight the coulds,
affright the demons, and call the people"; or
noted that "it is I who dissipate...
- Body, not
usualy [sic] Discovered. Shew
Nothing to your
Friend that may
affright him. In the
Presence of
Others Sing not to
yourself with a
humming Noise...
-
soldier wielding the spear.
Refrain The war
trumpet echoes to the winds,
Affrighting the greedy, the
cannon now roars. The
audacity of our
nation provokes...
-
retreat was impossible", and on page 158 — "The
enemy must have seen with
affright how many
difficulties the
field of
battle he had
chosen was
about to throw...
-
turbulency tells! In the
startled ear of
night How they
scream out
their affright! Too much
horrified to speak, They can only shriek, shriek... — Edgar Allan...
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