A Concordance to the English Poems of Thomas Gray;
A Concordance to the English Poems of Thomas Gray;
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C. 5.
Phyzzy.
Then his character, Phyny, C. C. 13.
Pick-podcet.
such a pick-podcet airl C. C. 6.
Picture.
*T is just like die picture in Rocfaester*s book; C. C. 12.
Pictured.
Scatters from her pictur*d urn P. P. 109.
But pictured horrour and poCtic woes. Prop} 5a Piercing.
SorTow*s piercing dait. Eton 70.
Pike.
f Like Perch or Pike, Ch, Cr. 39.
Pikes.
Pikes must shiTcr, ja?elins sing, F, S. 22.
PUe.
By the moss-grown pile he sate; Odin 18.
corse . . . Flaming on the fun*ral pile. Odin 7a An an...cient pile of buildings stands: L. 5. 2.
Pimp, fa Peer, t Pimp, or Priest; Ch, Cr, 36.
Pin.
fA Pea, a Pin, Ch, Cr, 37.
Pinch.
Rummage his Mother, pinch his Aunt, L. S. 59.
fto prick, and pinch, and pluck; Ch. Cr. 32.
Pindus'.
When Pindus* self approaching ruin dreads, Prop}^i.
Pies.
For gk>rious puddings and immortal pies.
Shak.24.
Pineing. ^m Pining.
Pining.
Or pineing Lore shall waste their youth, Eton 65.
Pines.
When Pindus* self . . . Shakes all his Pines.
Prop.^12, Pinion.
Nor the pride, nor ample pinion, P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. 5.
Phyzzy.
Then his character, Phyny, C. C. 13.
Pick-podcet.
such a pick-podcet airl C. C. 6.
Picture.
*T is just like die picture in Rocfaester*s book; C. C. 12.
Pictured.
Scatters from her pictur*d urn P. P. 109.
But pictured horrour and poCtic woes. Prop} 5a Piercing.
SorTow*s piercing dait. Eton 70.
Pike.
f Like Perch or Pike, Ch, Cr. 39.
Pikes.
Pikes must shiTcr, ja?elins sing, F, S. 22.
PUe.
By the moss-grown pile he sate; Odin 18.
corse . . . Flaming on the fun*ral pile. Odin 7a An an...cient pile of buildings stands: L. 5. 2.
Pimp, fa Peer, t Pimp, or Priest; Ch, Cr, 36.
Pin.
fA Pea, a Pin, Ch, Cr, 37.
Pinch.
Rummage his Mother, pinch his Aunt, L. S. 59.
fto prick, and pinch, and pluck; Ch. Cr. 32.
Pindus'.
When Pindus* self approaching ruin dreads, Prop}^i.
Pies.
For gk>rious puddings and immortal pies.
Shak.24.
Pineing. ^m Pining.
Pining.
Or pineing Lore shall waste their youth, Eton 65.
Pines.
When Pindus* self . . . Shakes all his Pines.
Prop.^12, Pinion.
Nor the pride, nor ample pinion, P.
What to read after A Concordance to the English Poems of Thomas Gray;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook, Albert S. (Albert Stanburrough), 1853-1927 Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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