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Riches I hold in light
esteem
Emily Jane Brontë
Riches I hold in light
esteem
And Love I laugh to scorn And lust of Fame was but a dream That vanished with the morn– And if I pray, the only praye...
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A Pastoral Dialogue - II
Anne Killigrew
use them, or with what regard Our Faith and high
Esteem
they will reward: For few are found, that
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Catharina
William Cowper
pleasure, alas!)-- But has left a regret and
esteem
That will not so suddenly pass. The last eveni
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From The First Act Of The Aminta Of Tasso
Anne Kingsmill Finch
should
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all as Enemies,
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Jerusalem Delivered - Book 02 - part 05
Torquato Tasso
this land, this town, and you, All hard assays
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I eath and light, Great acts I reach to, to s
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Mine Own John Poynz
Sir Thomas Wyatt
true it is that I have always meant Less to
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them than the common sort, Of outward things tha
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Mine Own John Poynz
David McKee Wright
true it is that I have always meant Less to
esteem
them than the common sort, Of outward things tha
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Satyr III. Virtue
Thomas Parnell
of particulars. All men do Sporus very chast
esteem
But does he rule his will or nature him What h
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Tale IV
George Crabbe
happy dream Will turn to scorn, indiff'rence, or
esteem
: Some favour'd pairs, in this exchange, are
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Tale XI
George Crabbe
very notice some respect would cause, And her
esteem
was honour and applause. Men she avoided; not
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The Pang More Sharp Than All. An Allegory
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
of his foster-dame:-- The one a steady lad (
Esteem
he hight) And Kindness is the gentler sister's n
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The Vanities Of Life
John Clare
seem? It may in folly's eyes, But not in worth's
esteem
, When all that thou canst ask, And all that
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A Song to David
Christopher Smart
God's good poor, which, last and least In man's
esteem
, Thou to Thy feast, O blessèd Bridegroom, b
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In Honour of that High and Mighty Princess, Queen ELIZABETH
Anne Bradstreet
of a loyal Brain. 1.15 Thy clemency did yerst
esteem
as much 1.16 The acclamations of the poor
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'Tis true—They shut me in the Cold
Emily Dickinson
not my Witness hinder Them In Heavenly
esteem
— No Paradise could be—Conferred Through Their beloved
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Honour
Ada Cambridge
eyes. But let me fall not in mine own
esteem
, By poor deceit or selfish greed debased. Le
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Proem
Giovanni Boccaccio
it had come, I had much praise and high
esteem
, but nevertheless extreme discomfort and suffering,
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R. S. S.
William Cowper
soul indulges; I confess the crime, (If to
esteem
, to covet such perfection Be criminal,) oh, grant
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Book Second [School-Time Continued]
William Wordsworth
tame the pride Of intellect and virtue's self-
esteem
? One is there, though the wisest and the best
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The Temple of Friendship
Voltaire
generous, every friendly act; Favors in which
esteem
with friendship vied, Received not meanly, not
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To Chloe
Eugene Field
Chloe, you're no infant thing That should
esteem
a man an ogre; Let go your mother's apron-string,
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'Tis Opposites—entice
Emily Dickinson
Blanketless— The Lost—Day's face— The Blind—
esteem
it be Enough Estate—to see— The Captive—strangl
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A Confidant Without Knowing It; Or The Stratagem
La Fontaine
to deem, Mere friendly ways that raised sincere
esteem
; And this alone she ardently desired, Withou
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A Fable
Jane Taylor
and charity, they find, With half a dram of self-
esteem
combined ; Labour, attached to energy of so
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A Funeral Elegy on the Death of The Lady Penelope Clifton
Francis Beaumont
any other way direct to thee Which Nature might
esteem
an enemy, Who would have chid thee? now it s
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