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When the last rallying charge of horse Spur'd proudly on o'er many a corse , His
form was crush'd - upon his brow The dews of death are falling now : Ere yet the
coming dawn of day Shall wake again the reveillé , His life's last impulse will be ...
When the last rallying charge of horse Spur'd proudly on o'er many a corse , His
form was crush'd - upon his brow The dews of death are falling now : Ere yet the
coming dawn of day Shall wake again the reveillé , His life's last impulse will be ...
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66 Years cast their shadow o'er me , and once more , Maternal earth ! I came , thy
alter'd child , My thanks for ripen'd soul and strength to pour , When summer in its
full refulgence smiled ; Like thy unfolded buds , my dream of youth Had ...
66 Years cast their shadow o'er me , and once more , Maternal earth ! I came , thy
alter'd child , My thanks for ripen'd soul and strength to pour , When summer in its
full refulgence smiled ; Like thy unfolded buds , my dream of youth Had ...
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Tis true , the wood's gay verdure is withdrawn , The faded leaves lie scatter'd o'er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Tis true , the wood's gay verdure is withdrawn , The faded leaves lie scatter'd o'er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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... our veins Rolls to the music of mirth's careless strains , Will ever rush in
maddening course along , Roused by ambition and the deeds of song Home is
our realm , our throne a mother's knee , Our crown , her smile bent o'er us
lovingly .
... our veins Rolls to the music of mirth's careless strains , Will ever rush in
maddening course along , Roused by ambition and the deeds of song Home is
our realm , our throne a mother's knee , Our crown , her smile bent o'er us
lovingly .
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Now as he turn'd the pages o'er , In hope , amidst the musty lore , Some wit to
glean , or manly , sense To bear away in triumph thence , He spied a hole ,
through which had crept A worm , as on the shelf they slept , Which , many a ...
Now as he turn'd the pages o'er , In hope , amidst the musty lore , Some wit to
glean , or manly , sense To bear away in triumph thence , He spied a hole ,
through which had crept A worm , as on the shelf they slept , Which , many a ...
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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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