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... leaves a plume behind , A little plume you fold into a book , On which , one day , if you should chance to look , Your tiny friend would rise , thro ' storm and wind , To mind . The fluted conchs that came Long since in Salem merchant ...
... leaves a plume behind , A little plume you fold into a book , On which , one day , if you should chance to look , Your tiny friend would rise , thro ' storm and wind , To mind . The fluted conchs that came Long since in Salem merchant ...
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... Leave here my plume , my echo , -where it fell To dwell : You shook it from my wing , You dived to lift it from my glimmering deeps ; Now , wakened by your voice no more , it sleeps And grows less mine than yours ; here let it cling And ...
... Leave here my plume , my echo , -where it fell To dwell : You shook it from my wing , You dived to lift it from my glimmering deeps ; Now , wakened by your voice no more , it sleeps And grows less mine than yours ; here let it cling And ...
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... leave my breast . Mount to the flaming girdle of the world , And fetch me lightning , I will swallow it ! Snatch from the Cyclops balls of Etnean fire And I will eat them ! Steal thunder from the clouds And dart it at me ! Quaff Stygian ...
... leave my breast . Mount to the flaming girdle of the world , And fetch me lightning , I will swallow it ! Snatch from the Cyclops balls of Etnean fire And I will eat them ! Steal thunder from the clouds And dart it at me ! Quaff Stygian ...
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... trembling ear , He straight resumes his wonted care ; Leaves the untasted spring behind , And , wing'd with fear , outflies the wind . " We feel that nothing could be more gracefully turned ; WALLER AND SACHARISSA . 57.
... trembling ear , He straight resumes his wonted care ; Leaves the untasted spring behind , And , wing'd with fear , outflies the wind . " We feel that nothing could be more gracefully turned ; WALLER AND SACHARISSA . 57.
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... leave us exactly where we were when we started . We are told of a misreport of her being painted , of the likelihood of her being painted , in another sense , by Vandyke , of a crowd in which she nearly became crushed , of how her lover ...
... leave us exactly where we were when we started . We are told of a misreport of her being painted , of the likelihood of her being painted , in another sense , by Vandyke , of a crowd in which she nearly became crushed , of how her lover ...
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