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Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám, and Salámán and Absál Together...

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Project Gutenberg EPUB edition Omar Khayyam, Emerson, Ralph Waldo, Jami, and FitzGerald, Edward
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SOME OPINIONS OF MEN ON “THE ETERNAL FEMININE”
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With a Frontispiece in Colours from a Painting byW. A. Breakspeare.
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FITZGERALD CENTENARY EDITION.
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LIFE OF EDWARD FITZGERALD and an ESSAY ON PERSIAN POETRY
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Frontispiece in Colour specially designed by T. W. Morley.
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Pott 8vo. Cloth elegant 2s. 6d. net each; also in Latest Styles of Leather Binding.
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BY CHARLES AND MARY LAMB.
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Edited, with an Introduction and Notes, by George Sampson.
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ILLUSTRATED BY J. A. WALKER.
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PEACOCK, MANSFIELD & Co., Ltd., London
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Transcriber's Note: Several errors in the original book have been corrected for this eBook.
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In the text of Salámán and Absál the section headers for parts II, V and XI were omitted—these have been checked in FitzGerald's Salámán and Absál: A Study by A. J. Arberry and put in the correct places.
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Also in Salámán and Absál, in part XXI, a paragraph break was missing. This has been re-inserted.
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In addition, the following typographical errors have been corrected:
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Bury St. Edmunds, During changed to
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Bury St. Edmunds. During
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When the Imám rose from his lectures, they use to changed to
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When the Imám rose from his lectures, they used to
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The mighty Mahmúd, the victorious Lord changed to
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The mighty Máhmúd, the victorious Lord
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Naishápur I went to his final resting place changed to
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Naishápúr I went to his final resting place
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the stone was hidden under them.’” changed to
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the stone was hidden under them.”’”

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Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám, and Salámán and Absál Together with a Life of Edward Fitzgerald and an Essay on Persian Poetry by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Project Gutenberg eBook #22535

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