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1 SUMMER , SPRING , AND AUTUMN . BY FREDERICK S. ECKARD . ONE
bright autumnal day , a weak old man Had slowly totter'd to the mountain side ,
As if once more his aged eye would scan The prospect , ere the founts of life
were ...
1 SUMMER , SPRING , AND AUTUMN . BY FREDERICK S. ECKARD . ONE
bright autumnal day , a weak old man Had slowly totter'd to the mountain side ,
As if once more his aged eye would scan The prospect , ere the founts of life
were ...
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... 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 , And livelier wild deer bound along the glades ; And fresher springs ...
... 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 , And livelier wild deer bound along the glades ; And fresher springs ...
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If e'er I smile , ' t is as the flower of spring , Whose tincture blooms through drops
of morning dew ! And when the once loved charms of solitude I woo , amid the
valley's silence , Or on the high hill top , where thunders loud Proclaim to man the
...
If e'er I smile , ' t is as the flower of spring , Whose tincture blooms through drops
of morning dew ! And when the once loved charms of solitude I woo , amid the
valley's silence , Or on the high hill top , where thunders loud Proclaim to man the
...
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It is the vehicle of those emotions , which spring directly from the heart ,
untrameled by the cold dictates of policy and scorning the adventitious barriers of
prudence , infuses into contiguous objects a portion of its own fire , and while
elevating ...
It is the vehicle of those emotions , which spring directly from the heart ,
untrameled by the cold dictates of policy and scorning the adventitious barriers of
prudence , infuses into contiguous objects a portion of its own fire , and while
elevating ...
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Springs , creeks , groves and copses , which once broke and diversified the
ground , now levelled and drawn out into ... The writer of this interesting collection
has discovered also the location of a mineral spring , spoken of in Penn's letters ...
Springs , creeks , groves and copses , which once broke and diversified the
ground , now levelled and drawn out into ... The writer of this interesting collection
has discovered also the location of a mineral spring , spoken of in Penn's letters ...
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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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