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... face in his hands , he fell into deep and melan- produce a pang , by showing us how deep is the de- choly reverie . solation in which we are shrouded , it ofttimes lights He thought not of himself , though painfully us along our path ...
... face in his hands , he fell into deep and melan- produce a pang , by showing us how deep is the de- choly reverie . solation in which we are shrouded , it ofttimes lights He thought not of himself , though painfully us along our path ...
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... face toward his cheerful light In silent longing . Let not this dear one , So lately found , rave on in frenzied blindness : But , if the end of my concealment here Is now accomplished ; if through me to him , Through him to me , thou ...
... face toward his cheerful light In silent longing . Let not this dear one , So lately found , rave on in frenzied blindness : But , if the end of my concealment here Is now accomplished ; if through me to him , Through him to me , thou ...
Strona 73
... face of my companion . I knew that my uncle was a man of many peculiarities , and I dismissed the matter without further reflection . When the tea table was removed , my uncle talked with me of my friends , my studies , my prospects ...
... face of my companion . I knew that my uncle was a man of many peculiarities , and I dismissed the matter without further reflection . When the tea table was removed , my uncle talked with me of my friends , my studies , my prospects ...
Strona 74
... face , however changed in some respects . image preserved by memory , but scarce a trace remains . Oh health , is this thy matchless work ! ' tis " thine own sweet and cunning hand which has laid on " the rich carnation of her cheek ...
... face , however changed in some respects . image preserved by memory , but scarce a trace remains . Oh health , is this thy matchless work ! ' tis " thine own sweet and cunning hand which has laid on " the rich carnation of her cheek ...
Strona 75
... face self - government is there , the calmness of self - pos- as I marked the significant tenderness of the pieces session , and that sweet reserve , in which is veiled she selected , ) but he heard her not . She spoke , all the deep ...
... face self - government is there , the calmness of self - pos- as I marked the significant tenderness of the pieces session , and that sweet reserve , in which is veiled she selected , ) but he heard her not . She spoke , all the deep ...
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