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Political Puritan, 1915–1925 1969) Glad, Paul W. (1960). The
trumpet soundeth;
William Jennings Bryan and his democracy, 1896–1912.
University of Nebraska...
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following comment about the
letter <o>: "In the long time it
naturally soundeth sharp, and high; as in chósen, hósen, hóly, fólly [. . .] In the short...
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Science Quarterly 102.4 (2021): 1268-1288.
online Glad, Paul W. The
trumpet soundeth;
William Jennings Bryan and his democracy, 1896–1912 (1960)
online Korzi...
- I
grasp you, and ye are gone; But ever by
night and by day, The
melody soundeth on. As the
weary traveler sees In
desert or
prairie vast, Blue lakes, overhung...
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Ferruccio The
children of
Italy Are all
called Balilla;
Every trumpet blast soundeth the Vespers. (repeat
first stanza)
Chorus V The
mercenary swords Are feeble...
- thin, with many
beanes and
peason put within, It ratleth,
shineth and
soundeth clere and fayre,
While it is
throwen and
caste up in the eyre, Eche one...
- also
written in capitals, reads: I When the
knell rung for the
dying Soundeth for me And my
corse coldly is
lying Neath the
green tree II When the turf...
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calleth them
Insulas Brutanicas: the Gr****s
writing it by υψιλον, it
soundeth our u. And the
Welsh doe the like, as is
seene in Brytys, by them pronounced...
- What
unheard dangers or what
deaths condign,
veiled by some name that
soundeth excellent? What
bribe of
gorgeous reign, and
golden mine,
whose ready offer...
- the wall was
granted to the
guild by King Edgar. (In) Portsoken,
which soundeth, the
Franchise at the gate, was
sometime a Guild, and had
beginning in...
