 ... Treasury bankrupt. Would you now revoke Your trust, so be it! and I leave you, sole Supremest Monarch of the mightiest realm From Ganges to the Icebergs: — Look without; No foe not humbled ! — Look within ; the Arts Quit for your schools — their...  Proceedings and Collections - Page 108by Nebraska State Historical Society - 1892Full view - About this book
 | Robert Kidd - 1883 - 518 pages
...within, — the arts Quit, for our schools, their old Hesperides, The golden Italy ! while throughout the veins Of your vast empire flows in strengthening tides Trade, the calm health of nations! Sire, I know That men have called me cruel: — I am not; — I am just! I found France rent asunder:... | |
 | 1891 - 800 pages
...own utterances —made a profound impression upon the youth of then which the old man of now cannot hope to transfer to your understanding with its fervor...of the body to whom Dr. Clark made that report. But lhave clear and well defined, the mental image of that little two-story brick building at Omaha, which... | |
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...within; the Arts Quit for your schools — their old Hesperides The golden Italy! while through the veins Of your vast empire flows in strengthening tides TRADE, the calm health of nations ! Sire, I know Your smoother courtiers please you best — nor measure Myself with them, — yet sometimes... | |
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...within ; the arts Quit for your schools their old Hesperides — The golden Italy ! while through the veins Of your vast empire flows in strengthening tides, Trade, the calm health of nations ! Sire, I know Your smoother courtiers please you best — nor measure Myself with them, — yet sometimes... | |
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...within ; the Arts Quit for your schools their old Hesperides, The golden Italy ! while through the veins Of your vast empire flows in strengthening tides TRADE, the calm health of nations ! Sire, I know Your smoother courtiers please you best — nor measure Myself with them, — yet sometimes... | |
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...within, — the arts Quit, for our schools, their old Hesperides, The golden Italy ! while throughout the veins Of your vast empire flows in strengthening tides Trade, the calm health of nations ! Sire, I know That men have called me cruel : — I am not ; — I am just ! I found France rent asunder... | |
 | Frank Townsend Southwick - 1900 - 488 pages
...within, — the Arts Quit, for our schools, their old Hesperides, The golden Italy ! while throughout the veins Of your vast empire flows in strengthening tides Trade, the calm health of Nations I Sire, I know That men have called me cruel; — I am not ; I am just ! I found France rent asunder,... | |
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...within ; the Arts Quit for your schools — their old Hesperides The golden Italy! while through the veins Of your vast empire flows in strengthening tides TRADE, the calm health of nations! Sire, I know Your smoother courtiers please you best — nor measure Myself with them, — yet sometimes... | |
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