 TO GEORGE PIERCE BAKER THE ghosts of Praise-God Barebones and his clan Still walk, and with their old acerbity Infect us ; even the University Is haunted still, and the sparse Puritan, Turned Prospero, has made a Caliban Of human passion, and wild Poesie...  The Harvard Monthly - Página 381910Visualização integral - Acerca deste livro
 | Percy MacKaye - 1909 - 214 páginas
...apart, there murmured side by side The master-poet and the scholar-mage. 144 TO GEORGE PIERCE BAKER THE ghosts of Praise-God Barebones and his clan Still...with his Muse (That deathless wench, the Mermaid) and renews His vows, and breaks his fast, and is restored By our own Baker. — May the loaves he bakes... | |
 | Percy MacKaye - 1909 - 224 páginas
...half apart, there murmured side by side The master-poet and the scholar-mage. TO GEORGE PIERCE BAKER THE ghosts of Praise-God Barebones and his clan Still...with his Muse (That deathless wench, the Mermaid) and renews His vows, and breaks his fast, and is restored By our own Baker. — May the loaves he bakes... | |
 | Percy MacKaye - 1916 - 504 páginas
...apart, there murmured side by side The master-poet and the scholar-mage. 144 TO GEORGE PIERCE BAKER THE ghosts of Praise-God Barebones and his clan Still...with his Muse (That deathless wench, the Mermaid) and renews His vows, and breaks his fast, and is restored By our own Baker. — May the loaves he bakes... | |
 | William Roscoe Thayer - 1910 - 890 páginas
...they roam, The dearest place to them on earth, Is their Old New England Home. Grinnel Willii, '70. TO GEORGE PIERCE BAKER, '87. The ghosts of Praise-God...with his Muse (That deathless wench, the Mermaid; and renews His vows, and breaks his fast, and is restored By our own Baker. — May the loaves he bakes... | |
 | William Roscoe Thayer - 1910 - 888 páginas
...England Home. Grinnel Willii, '70. TO GEORGE PIERCE BAKER, '87. The ghosts of Praise-God Barebonea and his clan Still walk, and with their old acerbity...Harvard ; there betakes Him now the scholar-player, with hia Muse (That deathless wench, the Mermaid) and renews His TOWS, and breaks his fast, and is restored... | |
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