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I do remember an old bachelorAnd hereabouts he dwells - whom late I noted In
suit of ables with a care - worn brow Conning his books ; and meagre were his
looks.Celibacy had worn him to the bones ;And in his silent parlour hung a cloak
...
I do remember an old bachelorAnd hereabouts he dwells - whom late I noted In
suit of ables with a care - worn brow Conning his books ; and meagre were his
looks.Celibacy had worn him to the bones ;And in his silent parlour hung a cloak
...
I thought the last look he gave me , told me to stay a few minutes . Pshaw ! He
could not live . The sooner dead the better for him ; as well as for us . Did you
mark how he eyed us , when we carried away his wife and daughter ? I never
cried in ...
Angelica in vain look'd far and wide For her Ippolito : the gentle youth No doubt
was fast asleep . She sat her down And tried her lute - ' twas out of tune , and
harsh ; Her voice - ' twas weak and husky . Then she look'd Out on the sylvan
scene ...
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... every article came out with the identical device beautifully done on the china ,
all in the proper colours . She said it was talked of all over New York , and that
people who had never been at the house before , came to look at and admire it .
... every article came out with the identical device beautifully done on the china ,
all in the proper colours . She said it was talked of all over New York , and that
people who had never been at the house before , came to look at and admire it .
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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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