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BISHOP BLOUGRAM'S APOLOGY 427 Left to a man's choice,-we'll proceed a step, Returning to our image, which I like. A man's choice, yes-but a cabin-passenger's- The man made for the special life of the world Do you forget him '/ I remember though I Consult our ship's conditions and you find One and but one choice suitable to all, The choice that you unluckily prefer Turning things topsy-turvy-they or it Going to the ground. Belief or unbelief Bears upon life, determines its whole course, Begins at its beginning. See the world Such as it is,-you made it not, nor I ; I mean to take it as it is,-and you Not so you'll tal
428 MEN AND WOMEN That's the first cabin-comfort I secure- The next . . . but you perceive with half an eye! Come, come, it's best believing, if we can- You can't but own that. Next, concede again If once we choose belief, on all accounts Vve can't be too decisive in our faith, Conclusive and exclusive in its terms, To suit the world which gives us the good things. In every man's career are certain points Whereon he dares not be indifIerent ; The world detects him clearly, if he is, As baIDed at the game, and losing life. He may care little or he may care much For riches, honour, pleasure, work, repose, Since various theories of life and life's Success are extant which might easily Comport with either estimate of these, And whoso chooses wealth or poverty, Labour or quiet, is not judged a fool Because his fellows would choose otherwise. We let him choose upon his own account So long as he's consistent with his choice. But certain points, left wholly to himself, When once a man has arbitrated on, We say he must succeed there or go hang. Thus, he should wed the woman he loves most Or needs most, whatsoe'er the love or need For he can't wed twice. Then, he must avouch Or follow, at the least, sufficiently, The form of faith his conscience holds the best, \Vhate'er the process of conviction was. For nothing can compensate his mistake On such a point, the man himself being judge He cannot wed twice, nor twice lose his soul. Well n ow-there's one great form of Christian faith I happened to be born in-which to teach Was given me as I grew up, on all hands, As best and readiest means of living by ; The same on examination being proved The most pronounced moreover, fixed, precise And absolute form of faith in the whole world Accordingly, most potent of all forms For working on the world. Observe, my friend, Such as you know me, I am free to say, In these hard latter days which hamper one, Myself, by no immoderate exercise ©Biblioteca Nacional de Colombia
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EDITOR'S NOTE Robert Browning was t
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1. PAULINE • 2. P ARACELSUS 3. PI
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CONTENTS 9 PAGE 58. Respectability
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PAULINE A FRAGMENT OF A CONFESSION
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14 PAULINE Sent back to bind on Fan
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20 PAULINE Where they alone display
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24 PAULINE For I would wear myself
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PARACELSUS 1835 ©Biblioteca Nacion
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40 PARACELSUS Michal. Aureole! Para
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42 PARACELSUS To be performed for y
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PARACELSUS From pressing onward as
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PARACELSUS Into the vast and unexpl
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PARACELSUS And having this within m
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PARACELSUS Neither to hope nor fear
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PARACELSUS And still more faint as
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PARACELSUS 63 But some undoubted wa
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PARACELSUS I scarcely trusted God w
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PARACELSUS From violets, eyes that
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PARACELSUS Dimly, the characters a
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PARACELSUS Paracelsus. I have said
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PARACELSUS I say not, you would che
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PARACELSUS To clothe the airiest th
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88 PARACELSUS And thence divine the
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PARACELSUS Paracelsus. PrlEclare! O
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PARACELSUS With Carolostadius)-and
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PARACELSUS My friend has changed so
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PARACELSUS The last and silliest ou
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100 PARACELSUS Than in the horrible
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102 PARACELSUS Your medicine's soun
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106 PARACELSUS And a statue bright
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108 PARACELSUS " Sleeping in lazy p
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PARACELSUS Know me, and look on me,
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114 PARACELSUS Festus. Dear friend;
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116 PARACELSUS I drank thus unespie
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PARACELSUS At thine effulgence, yet
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122 PARACELSUS For this peculiar mo
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124 PARACELSUS Grow in demand, stil
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126 PARACELSUS The Inferior natures
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128 PARACELSUS And to man's glory,
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130 PARACELSUS Will pierce the gloo
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132 PARACELSUS comprehending their
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134 PARACELSUS that his books were
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136 PARACELSUS works, but in effect
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DEDICATE MY BEST INTENTIONS, IN THI
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140 PIPPA PASSES Me, who am only Pi
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PIPPA PASSES Let me be cared about,
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P IPP A PASSES 145 How do you feel
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PIPPA PASSES 149 Your breath is wor
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PIPP A PASSES 151 Talk by the way,
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154 PIPPA PASSES Phene! Should you
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156 PIPPA PASSES Violet and parsley
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158 PIPPA PASSES He held a paper-"
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160 PIPPA PASSES There already, to
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162 PIPPA PASSES religions; but the
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164 PIPPA PASSES Your Pellicos and
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166 PIPPA PASSES Take the great gat
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PIPPA PASSES 173 were of so indiffe
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PIPPA PASSES 175 Felippa, gay silk-
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DRAMATIC ROMANCES AND LYRICS ©Bibl
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MY LAST DUCHESS 2 Ride past the sub
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COUNT GISMOND VI COUNT GISMOND AIX
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COUNT GISMOND 12 Till out strode Gi
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INCIDENT OF THE FRENCH CAMP 189 2 J
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THE SPANISH CLOISTER 5 When he fini
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THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN 219 " He
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THE ITALIAN IN ENGLAND 227 But kiss
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THE ENGLISHMAN IN ITALY 229 Some bu
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THE ENGLISHMAN IN ITALY 231 Back ag
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THE BOY AND THE ANGEL 269 May-wreat
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CHRISTMAS-EVE AND EASTER-DAY ©Bibl
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EASTER-DAY Which one fact frees us
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MEN AND WOMEN XLII LOVE AMONG THE R
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A LOVER'S QUARREL 11 But he looked
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346 MEN AND WOMEN 12 Dearest, three
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360 MEN AND WOMEN I always see the
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362 MEN AND WOMEN As one by a dark
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366 l\1EN AND WOMEN 5 The ou tside-
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ANY WIFE TO ANY HUSBAND 373 L ANY W
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Page 403 and 404: 410 MEN AND WOMEN 2 Yet the day wea
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IN A BALCONY I'll come to you for c
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SAUL 487 God made all the creatures
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SAUL LXXVI SAUL 1 485 SAID Abner, "
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SAUL 491 Schemes of life, its best
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SAUL 14 493 And behold while I sang
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SAUL 495 And pronounced on the rest
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498 MEN AND WOMEN Anon at the dawn,
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HOL Y-CROSS DAY Shame, man r greedy
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508 MEN AND WOMEN LXXXII CLEON .. A
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510 MEN AND WOMEN Making at last a
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CLEON 'Watch-tower and treasure-for
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CLEON To seek which, the joy-hunger
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POPULARITY 3 His clenched Hand shal
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THE HERETIC'S TRAGEDY 519 2 ONE SIN
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THE HERETIC'S TRAGEDY 521 When Paul
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524 MEN AND WOMEN Leave we the unle
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ONE WORD MORE Die, and let it drop
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DRAMATIS PERSONlE XCIII JAMES LEE I
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JAMES LEE IlI.-IN THE DOORWAY THE s
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JAMES LEE 7 Yet this turns now to a
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JAMES LEE 6 Well, you may, you must
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GOLD HAIR: A LEGEND OF PORNIe 551 B
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556 DRAMATIS PERSON.£ 11 Witness b
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558 DRAMATIS PERSONJE 3 Did you con
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pGO DRAMATIS PERSONlE 15 "Then foll
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572 DRAMATIS PERSONlE Eyes, ears to
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A DEATH IN THE DESERT 583 .. The su
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A DEATH IN THE DESERT 585 .. • Th
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CALIBAN UPON SETEBOS His dam held t
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CALIBAN UPON SETEBOS 597 Even so, '
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CONFESSIONS 9 And stood by the rose
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YOUTH AND ART 16 Each life unfulfil
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A LIKENESS I keep my prints, an imb
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APPARENT FAILUTIE You, old one by h
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EPILOGUE N a prayers retard; then e
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