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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
Moments of innocence , of health and joy , Unruffled by the thoughts of worldly
care . With throbs of sad delight , how oft I sigh , When Recollection paints thy
scenes anew . My steps ye led to halls where minstrels struck The breathing lyre ,
to ...
Moments of innocence , of health and joy , Unruffled by the thoughts of worldly
care . With throbs of sad delight , how oft I sigh , When Recollection paints thy
scenes anew . My steps ye led to halls where minstrels struck The breathing lyre ,
to ...
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Why for those scenes of joy , those dreams of bliss , That place my soul in any
world but this , Why back to early pleasures do I fly ? What grants to youth this
grand monopoly ? O there's a joy in youth , ne'er felt again , The joy of new -
found ...
Why for those scenes of joy , those dreams of bliss , That place my soul in any
world but this , Why back to early pleasures do I fly ? What grants to youth this
grand monopoly ? O there's a joy in youth , ne'er felt again , The joy of new -
found ...
Página 162
Nothing could exceed the splendour of the scene that lay below . The sun was
just rising , his first beams were gradually stealing through the break or gap in the
distant mountains , which seems to have been burst open by the force of the ...
Nothing could exceed the splendour of the scene that lay below . The sun was
just rising , his first beams were gradually stealing through the break or gap in the
distant mountains , which seems to have been burst open by the force of the ...
Página 304
That lustre brightens dim despair , And makes the fairest scene more fair , And
gilds the captive's chain ; Illumines sickness , freshens health , Cheers poverty ,
enhances wealth , And dulls the edge of pain . There's not an earthly lot too low
To ...
That lustre brightens dim despair , And makes the fairest scene more fair , And
gilds the captive's chain ; Illumines sickness , freshens health , Cheers poverty ,
enhances wealth , And dulls the edge of pain . There's not an earthly lot too low
To ...
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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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