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Thou mak'st all nature beauty to his eye , Or music to his ear ; well pleas'd he
scans The goodly prospect ; and with inward smiles Treads the gay verdure of
the painted plain ; Beholds the azure canopy of heaven , And living lamps that ...
Thou mak'st all nature beauty to his eye , Or music to his ear ; well pleas'd he
scans The goodly prospect ; and with inward smiles Treads the gay verdure of
the painted plain ; Beholds the azure canopy of heaven , And living lamps that ...
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has so long listened for the clear voice of nature , amid the conflicting tumult of
opinion and authority , we must admit the truth of the assertion . But it is not true of
the keen , industrious , and independent exercise of the senses : nor can it be ...
has so long listened for the clear voice of nature , amid the conflicting tumult of
opinion and authority , we must admit the truth of the assertion . But it is not true of
the keen , industrious , and independent exercise of the senses : nor can it be ...
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the hand of Nature . But the delightful little stream courses along within a few
miles of our doors , and a ride to its most picturesque views , is but an hour's
excursion ; hence , except to a few whose researches have discovered , and
whose ...
the hand of Nature . But the delightful little stream courses along within a few
miles of our doors , and a ride to its most picturesque views , is but an hour's
excursion ; hence , except to a few whose researches have discovered , and
whose ...
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tance that I have been accustomed to ramble during leisure moments , for years ,
and it is under the shade of the forests of brilliant hue that line its banks , that I
have often reclined , and enjoyed , undisturbed , the sweet melody of nature ...
tance that I have been accustomed to ramble during leisure moments , for years ,
and it is under the shade of the forests of brilliant hue that line its banks , that I
have often reclined , and enjoyed , undisturbed , the sweet melody of nature ...
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But " ' t is distance lends enchantment to the yiew , ' and the face of nature was
now changed , the dream of life had vanished ; and the unhallowed workings
THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 355 The Vision of Efeta --Oroen Stover,
But " ' t is distance lends enchantment to the yiew , ' and the face of nature was
now changed , the dream of life had vanished ; and the unhallowed workings
THE PHILADELPHIA BOOK . 355 The Vision of Efeta --Oroen Stover,
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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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