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Página 107
From a light slumber he was waked by a low murmur of voices in the apartment
below , to which the precariousness of his situation induced him to listen with an
intense and thrilling interest . Then a footstep was heard upon the stairs ...
From a light slumber he was waked by a low murmur of voices in the apartment
below , to which the precariousness of his situation induced him to listen with an
intense and thrilling interest . Then a footstep was heard upon the stairs ...
Página 168
When the first gray light of the morning shall have extinguished it , my light will
also be extinguished . 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 .
When the first gray light of the morning shall have extinguished it , my light will
also be extinguished . 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 .
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Tis said that music is the food of Love , Light diet , certes , though excess of it , As
the bard sings — THE BARD , par excellence May give a surfeit , and the appetite
Sicken and die — the Irish way , perhaps The poet meant — to live a little ...
Tis said that music is the food of Love , Light diet , certes , though excess of it , As
the bard sings — THE BARD , par excellence May give a surfeit , and the appetite
Sicken and die — the Irish way , perhaps The poet meant — to live a little ...
Página 353
... sweet radiance of thine eye , And ' tis the wildness of despair To paint vain love
that cannot die . Yet thus it must be like the flower , That sheds amid the dusky
night The rays it drank at mid - day hour , My spirit pours abroad its light , When
all ...
... sweet radiance of thine eye , And ' tis the wildness of despair To paint vain love
that cannot die . Yet thus it must be like the flower , That sheds amid the dusky
night The rays it drank at mid - day hour , My spirit pours abroad its light , When
all ...
Página 359
No warfare , no thoughts of injury and injustice are indulged , all passions are
purified ; but the most remarkable characteristic of this godlike race is that every
being has a pure light burning within him , which no external violence or accident
...
No warfare , no thoughts of injury and injustice are indulged , all passions are
purified ; but the most remarkable characteristic of this godlike race is that every
being has a pure light burning within him , which no external violence or accident
...
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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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