35 мин Поделиться(0)ОценитьBrowning: Sonnets from the PortugueseАудиоплеерНачните слушать книгу0:000:00−15 сСлушать+15 сСкорость0,75×1×1,25×1,5×1,75×2×Таймер снаВыключен15 мин30 мин45 мин60 минДо конца главыГлавы книги44 главы1Sonnets from the Portuguese: I. I Thought Once How Theocritus Had Sung0:552Sonnets from the Portuguese: II. But Only Three in All God's Universe0:473Sonnets from the Portuguese: III. Unlike Are We, Unlike, O Princely Heart0:444Sonnets from the Portuguese: IV. Thou Hast Thy Calling to Some Palace-Floor0:425Sonnets from the Portuguese: V. I Lift My Heavy Heart Up Solemnly0:476Sonnets from the Portuguese: VI. Go from Me0:507Sonnets from the Portuguese: VII. The Face of All the World is Changed, I Think0:548Sonnets from the Portuguese: VIII. What Can I Give Thee Back, O Liberal0:499Sonnets from the Portuguese: IX. What Can It Be Right to Give What I Can Give0:4610Sonnets from the Portuguese: X. Yet Love, Mere Love, Is Beautiful Indeed0:5311Sonnets from the Portuguese: XI. And Therefore if to Love Can Be Desert0:4412Sonnets from the Portuguese: XII. Indeed This Very Love Which Is My Boast0:4713Sonnets from the Portuguese: XIII. And Wilt Thou Have Me Fashion Into Speech0:4214Sonnets from the Portuguese: XIIV. If Thou Must Love Me, Let It Be for Nought0:5015Sonnets from the Portuguese: XV. Accuse Me Not, Beseech Thee, That I Wear0:4216Sonnets from the Portuguese: XVI. And Yet Because Thou Overcomest So0:5017Sonnets from the Portuguese: XVII. My Poet, Thou Canst Touch on All the Notes0:4518Sonnets from the Portuguese: XVIII. Never Gave a Lock of Hair Away0:4719Sonnets from the Portuguese: XIX. The Soul's Rialto Hath Its Merchandize0:4520Sonnets from the Portuguese: XX. Beloved, My Beloved, When I Think0:4921Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXI. Say Over Again and Yet Once Over Again0:5722Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXII. When Our Two Souls Stand Up Erect and Strong0:4823Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXIII. Is It Indeed So0:5724Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXIV. Let the World's Sharpness Like a Clasping Knife0:4325Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXV. A Heavy Heart, Belovëd, Have I Borne0:4426Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXVI. I Lived With Visions for My Company0:5027Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXVII. My Own Belovëd, Who Hast Lifted Me0:4728Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXVIII. My Letters0:5829Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXIX. I Think of Thee - My Thoughts Do Twine and Bud0:4630Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXX. I See Thine Image Through My Tears to-night0:4631Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXI. Thou Comest All Is Said Without a Word0:4632Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXII. The First Time That the Sun Rose on Thine Oath0:4333Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXIII. Yes, Call Me By My Pet Name0:5234Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXIV. With the Same Heart, I Said, I'll Answer Thee0:4235Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXV. If I Leave All for Thee, Wilt Thou Exchange0:4536Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXVI. When We First Met and Loved, I Did Not Build0:4637Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXVII. Pardon, Oh Pardon, That My Soul Should Make0:4238Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXVIII. First Time He Kissed Me, He but Only Kissed0:5739Sonnets from the Portuguese: XXXIX. Because Thou Hast the Power and Own'st the Grace0:4640Sonnets from the Portuguese: XL. Oh, Yes They Love Through All This World of Ours0:4641Sonnets from the Portuguese: XLI. I Thank All Who Have Loved Me in Their Hearts0:4242Sonnets from the Portuguese: XLII. My Future Will Not Copy Fair My Past0:4643Sonnets from the Portuguese: XLIII. How Do I Love Thee0:5644Sonnets from the Portuguese: XLIV. Beloved, Though Hast Brought Me Many Flowers0:53Аудиокниги на иностранном языкеЧтецEmma Topping, Katharine CornellГод2010Главы44Длительность35 минО книгеРецензии 0Цитаты 0Скачать главы по отдельностиSonnets from the Portuguese: I. I Thought Once How Theocritus Had SungSonnets from the Portuguese: II. But Only Three in All God's UniverseSonnets from the Portuguese: III. Unlike Are We, Unlike, O Princely HeartSonnets from the Portuguese: IV. Thou Hast Thy Calling to Some Palace-FloorSonnets from the Portuguese: V. I Lift My Heavy Heart Up SolemnlySonnets from the Portuguese: VI. Go from MeSonnets from the Portuguese: VII. The Face of All the World is Changed, I ThinkSonnets from the Portuguese: VIII. What Can I Give Thee Back, O LiberalSonnets from the Portuguese: IX. What Can It Be Right to Give What I Can GiveSonnets from the Portuguese: X. Yet Love, Mere Love, Is Beautiful IndeedSonnets from the Portuguese: XI. And Therefore if to Love Can Be DesertSonnets from the Portuguese: XII. Indeed This Very Love Which Is My BoastSonnets from the Portuguese: XIII. And Wilt Thou Have Me Fashion Into SpeechSonnets from the Portuguese: XIIV. If Thou Must Love Me, Let It Be for NoughtSonnets from the Portuguese: XV. Accuse Me Not, Beseech Thee, That I WearSonnets from the Portuguese: XVI. And Yet Because Thou Overcomest SoSonnets from the Portuguese: XVII. My Poet, Thou Canst Touch on All the NotesSonnets from the Portuguese: XVIII. Never Gave a Lock of Hair AwaySonnets from the Portuguese: XIX. The Soul's Rialto Hath Its MerchandizeSonnets from the Portuguese: XX. Beloved, My Beloved, When I ThinkSonnets from the Portuguese: XXI. Say Over Again and Yet Once Over AgainSonnets from the Portuguese: XXII. When Our Two Souls Stand Up Erect and StrongSonnets from the Portuguese: XXIII. Is It Indeed SoSonnets from the Portuguese: XXIV. Let the World's Sharpness Like a Clasping KnifeSonnets from the Portuguese: XXV. A Heavy Heart, Belovëd, Have I BorneSonnets from the Portuguese: XXVI. I Lived With Visions for My CompanySonnets from the Portuguese: XXVII. My Own Belovëd, Who Hast Lifted MeSonnets from the Portuguese: XXVIII. My LettersSonnets from the Portuguese: XXIX. I Think of Thee - My Thoughts Do Twine and BudSonnets from the Portuguese: XXX. I See Thine Image Through My Tears to-nightSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXI. Thou Comest All Is Said Without a WordSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXII. The First Time That the Sun Rose on Thine OathSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXIII. Yes, Call Me By My Pet NameSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXIV. With the Same Heart, I Said, I'll Answer TheeSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXV. If I Leave All for Thee, Wilt Thou ExchangeSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXVI. When We First Met and Loved, I Did Not BuildSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXVII. Pardon, Oh Pardon, That My Soul Should MakeSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXVIII. First Time He Kissed Me, He but Only KissedSonnets from the Portuguese: XXXIX. Because Thou Hast the Power and Own'st the GraceSonnets from the Portuguese: XL. Oh, Yes They Love Through All This World of OursSonnets from the Portuguese: XLI. I Thank All Who Have Loved Me in Their HeartsSonnets from the Portuguese: XLII. My Future Will Not Copy Fair My PastSonnets from the Portuguese: XLIII. How Do I Love TheeSonnets from the Portuguese: XLIV. Beloved, Though Hast Brought Me Many Flowers