The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Volúmenes1-3Houghton, Osgood, 1883 |
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... sing Their song of songs from their aerial towers , I soften with my sunshine and my showers The heart of earth ; with thoughts of love I glide Into the hearts of men ; and with the Hours Upon the Bull with wreathèd horns I ride . MAY ...
... sing Their song of songs from their aerial towers , I soften with my sunshine and my showers The heart of earth ; with thoughts of love I glide Into the hearts of men ; and with the Hours Upon the Bull with wreathèd horns I ride . MAY ...
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... sing it all day long , And hear it in my slumbers . THE RIVER . A brooklet nameless and unknown Was I at first , resembling A little child , that all alone Comes venturing down the stairs of stone , Irresolute and trembling . Later , by ...
... sing it all day long , And hear it in my slumbers . THE RIVER . A brooklet nameless and unknown Was I at first , resembling A little child , that all alone Comes venturing down the stairs of stone , Irresolute and trembling . Later , by ...
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... singing Hymns and canticles divine ; Loud the monks sang in their stalls , And the thronging streets were loud With the voices of the crowd : - Underneath the city walls Silent flowed the river Rhine . From the gates , that summer day ...
... singing Hymns and canticles divine ; Loud the monks sang in their stalls , And the thronging streets were loud With the voices of the crowd : - Underneath the city walls Silent flowed the river Rhine . From the gates , that summer day ...
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... singing in their flight . Better than sleep it is to lie awake , O'er - canopied by the vast starry dome Of the immeasurable sky ; to feel The slumbering world sink under us , and make Hardly an eddy , -a mere rush of foam On the great ...
... singing in their flight . Better than sleep it is to lie awake , O'er - canopied by the vast starry dome Of the immeasurable sky ; to feel The slumbering world sink under us , and make Hardly an eddy , -a mere rush of foam On the great ...
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... singing , with cadence sonorous , Falls ; and in refluent rhythm back the Pentameter flows.1 II . Not in his youth alone , but in age , may the heart of the poet Bloom into song , as the gorse blossoms in autumn and spring . 1 Compare ...
... singing , with cadence sonorous , Falls ; and in refluent rhythm back the Pentameter flows.1 II . Not in his youth alone , but in age , may the heart of the poet Bloom into song , as the gorse blossoms in autumn and spring . 1 Compare ...
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The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Volumen3 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Vista completa - 1883 |
The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Volumen3 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Vista completa - 1883 |
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