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Página 87
Then flits th ' ethereal gauze before the view , And shows the moving scene in
purple hue ; The mountain glimmers through the prospect dim , Rocks , woods ,
and streams in fairy landscape swim ; More sprightly zephyrs wanton in the
shades ...
Then flits th ' ethereal gauze before the view , And shows the moving scene in
purple hue ; The mountain glimmers through the prospect dim , Rocks , woods ,
and streams in fairy landscape swim ; More sprightly zephyrs wanton in the
shades ...
Página 118
My dulcet harp was strung to Rapture's notes ; Its jocund strings re - echoed
themes of love , Or careless caroll'd what young joys could teach . When twilight
came , I sought the mountain's brow , To mark her solemn grandeur hastening
near .
My dulcet harp was strung to Rapture's notes ; Its jocund strings re - echoed
themes of love , Or careless caroll'd what young joys could teach . When twilight
came , I sought the mountain's brow , To mark her solemn grandeur hastening
near .
Página 125
The chasten'd spirit , and the flow Of tears to summon from their fount , Long seal'
d perhaps but gushing now As freshly ' neath the burning brow , As limpid
streamlet bursting out From icy fetters , or the still Glad murmuring of the
mountain rill .
The chasten'd spirit , and the flow Of tears to summon from their fount , Long seal'
d perhaps but gushing now As freshly ' neath the burning brow , As limpid
streamlet bursting out From icy fetters , or the still Glad murmuring of the
mountain rill .
Página 170
The sun was about setting as I found myself upon the summit of the Blue
Mountain , and the welcome village in the deep valley , again presented itself .
My jaded horse leisurely descended , carefully kicking every stone out of the way
that lay ...
The sun was about setting as I found myself upon the summit of the Blue
Mountain , and the welcome village in the deep valley , again presented itself .
My jaded horse leisurely descended , carefully kicking every stone out of the way
that lay ...
Página 178
The winding road which led across the mountain , though nearly concealed by
the towering trees , was at intervals to be seen , perfectly bare , from the village .
A long retinue appeared crossing one of these interstices ; it moved slowly along
...
The winding road which led across the mountain , though nearly concealed by
the towering trees , was at intervals to be seen , perfectly bare , from the village .
A long retinue appeared crossing one of these interstices ; it moved slowly along
...
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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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