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Once I was young , and fancy was my all , My love , my joy , my grief , my hope , my fear , And ever ready as an infant's tear , Whate'er in Fancy's kingdom might befall , Some quaint device had Fancy still at call , With Hartley ...
Once I was young , and fancy was my all , My love , my joy , my grief , my hope , my fear , And ever ready as an infant's tear , Whate'er in Fancy's kingdom might befall , Some quaint device had Fancy still at call , With Hartley ...
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There is therefore no scope for the accessory fancy . With a single soaring effort imagination may reach her end ; if she fail , no fancy can help her ; if she succeed , there will be no petty accumulations of insensible circumstance in ...
There is therefore no scope for the accessory fancy . With a single soaring effort imagination may reach her end ; if she fail , no fancy can help her ; if she succeed , there will be no petty accumulations of insensible circumstance in ...
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We fancy associations of unknown things and distant climes , of strange men and strange manners . But we are ourselves . Foreigners do not behave as we should , nor do the Greeks . What a strength of imagination , what a long practice ...
We fancy associations of unknown things and distant climes , of strange men and strange manners . But we are ourselves . Foreigners do not behave as we should , nor do the Greeks . What a strength of imagination , what a long practice ...
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