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... enchain'd me ; I had led My fond soul's idol to the holy shrine , And joy its
heavenly glow before us spread , Colouring existence with a hue divine ; But that
long since hath past , and now I stand Summon'd by voices from the spirit land .
... enchain'd me ; I had led My fond soul's idol to the holy shrine , And joy its
heavenly glow before us spread , Colouring existence with a hue divine ; But that
long since hath past , and now I stand Summon'd by voices from the spirit land .
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As , from a casement , Ellen and her sire , An Indian Summer's lingering charms
admire , Which Freedom's land can more serenely cheer , Than all the seasons
of the circling year . ' Tis true , the wood's gay verdure is withdrawn , The faded ...
As , from a casement , Ellen and her sire , An Indian Summer's lingering charms
admire , Which Freedom's land can more serenely cheer , Than all the seasons
of the circling year . ' Tis true , the wood's gay verdure is withdrawn , The faded ...
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If ever the land of Greece should again come under the domination of its infidel
invaders , then farewell to liberty and hope ; blasted will be every prospect of
private happiness , or of public prosperity . All the institutions which are now ...
If ever the land of Greece should again come under the domination of its infidel
invaders , then farewell to liberty and hope ; blasted will be every prospect of
private happiness , or of public prosperity . All the institutions which are now ...
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I soon discovered that in the vast mass of ice , upon which I stood , there were
imbedded many fragments of rocks , trunks of trees , and other substances ,
denoting it to have been formed on the shores of some distant land . Nothing
however ...
I soon discovered that in the vast mass of ice , upon which I stood , there were
imbedded many fragments of rocks , trunks of trees , and other substances ,
denoting it to have been formed on the shores of some distant land . Nothing
however ...
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It came- I whirled round the point , and the next moment found that the estuary
beyond it was the mouth of an impetuous torrent , which in an instant swept me
far from the land . I shrieked , I howled , I tore my hair ;I approached the edge of
an ...
It came- I whirled round the point , and the next moment found that the estuary
beyond it was the mouth of an impetuous torrent , which in an instant swept me
far from the land . I shrieked , I howled , I tore my hair ;I approached the edge of
an ...
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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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