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Tis true , the wood's gay verdure is withdrawn , The faded leaves lie scatter'd o'er
the lawn ; " Tis true , the maize , the pride of cultur'd fields , No more its fring'd and
tassel'd grandeur yields ; Nor the wild warblers of the earlier year , From ...
Tis true , the wood's gay verdure is withdrawn , The faded leaves lie scatter'd o'er
the lawn ; " Tis true , the maize , the pride of cultur'd fields , No more its fring'd and
tassel'd grandeur yields ; Nor the wild warblers of the earlier year , From ...
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I have predicted it for years , and at this moment there are too many omens
concurring to leave a doubt of the accuracy of my calculation . At times the mind
is so delicately attuned as to shrink instinctively from unseen approaching danger
...
I have predicted it for years , and at this moment there are too many omens
concurring to leave a doubt of the accuracy of my calculation . At times the mind
is so delicately attuned as to shrink instinctively from unseen approaching danger
...
Página 175
I would the autumn were already arrived , and the leaves were falling , for then to
die would be natural , and I should leave the world with less regret . ” We
returned to the cottage , and the widow resumed her station at the wheel , while
Lucy ...
I would the autumn were already arrived , and the leaves were falling , for then to
die would be natural , and I should leave the world with less regret . ” We
returned to the cottage , and the widow resumed her station at the wheel , while
Lucy ...
Página 183
SHE bade me leave her -- and in future deem her But as a friend . — So should
she think of me , As if the “ charter'd libertine , ” the mind Could be subdued and
taught forgetfulness , While each repulsive lesson would revive Love's dear ...
SHE bade me leave her -- and in future deem her But as a friend . — So should
she think of me , As if the “ charter'd libertine , ” the mind Could be subdued and
taught forgetfulness , While each repulsive lesson would revive Love's dear ...
Página 224
But intellect is of no peculiar country ; it asks no passports when it leaves the land
where its corporeal dwelling is situated ... While therefore , we leave the personal
history of an individual to his own friends and countrymen , we may without ...
But intellect is of no peculiar country ; it asks no passports when it leaves the land
where its corporeal dwelling is situated ... While therefore , we leave the personal
history of an individual to his own friends and countrymen , we may without ...
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| 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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