- overload, and
sometimes crave attention and rest. The
master thereupon bestirred himself, waking, as it were, from sleep. He
threw the
curtains of the...
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shows pararhyme: Too fast in
thought or
death to be
bestirred. Then, as I
probed them, one
sprang up, and
stared With
piteous recognition...
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Chorus 1915 41
Three Russian Songs Chorus &
Orchestra 1927 "Again you are
Bestirred, my Heart" 1890 or 1893 "At the
Gates of the Holy Cloister" 1890 Two monologues...
- revolution.
Vasily Vorontsov called for the
Russian intelligentsia to "
bestir itself from the
mental lethargy into which, in
contrast to the sensitive...
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Austrians and
Italians bestirred themselves about the
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bestir them bones". The 1973
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charges would finally bestir the
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plant that,
winter long,
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growth their pleasure; All the
world with beauty...
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Skapti Hallgrímsson (March 31, 1998). "Keflvíkingar
bestir". Morgunblaðið (in Icelandic).
Retrieved August 10, 2017. Skúli
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governments which were able
would do what some are
already doing so nobly, and
bestir themselves to
renew their efforts and
their undertakings!
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