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And in her shining parlour flower pots stood , Decked with geranium , and jessamine , And orange trees , and roses , pinks and lilies , 6. Bachelor's buttons , ” crisp as she herself , And lowly passion - flower , the type of love !
And in her shining parlour flower pots stood , Decked with geranium , and jessamine , And orange trees , and roses , pinks and lilies , 6. Bachelor's buttons , ” crisp as she herself , And lowly passion - flower , the type of love !
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Bloomy graces , dalliance gay , All the flowers of life decay . Withering age begins to trace Sad memorials o'er my face ; Time has shed its sweetest bloom , All the future must be gloom ! This awakes my hourly sighing ; Dreary is the ...
Bloomy graces , dalliance gay , All the flowers of life decay . Withering age begins to trace Sad memorials o'er my face ; Time has shed its sweetest bloom , All the future must be gloom ! This awakes my hourly sighing ; Dreary is the ...
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It was then covered with green boughs and flowers , the liveliness and brilliancy of whose hues denoted the felicity which was to be enjoyed after this life . Being placed upon a bier , it was carried to the entrance of the door .
It was then covered with green boughs and flowers , the liveliness and brilliancy of whose hues denoted the felicity which was to be enjoyed after this life . Being placed upon a bier , it was carried to the entrance of the door .
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... When lust of conquest bade him roam To march beneath a distant skyThe peasant of the winding Rhine Has wandered from his vine - wrought bowers , The shepherd of the Appenine Has left his flock - his mountain flowers ; Yon dresser of ...
... When lust of conquest bade him roam To march beneath a distant skyThe peasant of the winding Rhine Has wandered from his vine - wrought bowers , The shepherd of the Appenine Has left his flock - his mountain flowers ; Yon dresser of ...
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“ Oh , parent earth ! when first the laughing spring Came with her sweet - toned winds and rosy hours , And bade the sky a golden mantle fling , To cheer the hills , and brightening world of flowers , Diffusing each clear hue the ...
“ Oh , parent earth ! when first the laughing spring Came with her sweet - toned winds and rosy hours , And bade the sky a golden mantle fling , To cheer the hills , and brightening world of flowers , Diffusing each clear hue the ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Philadelphia Book, Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature |
| Autor | Peter Stephen Du Ponceau |
| Editor | Key & Biddle, 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Feb. 2006 |
| Largo | 380 páginas |
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