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Twas not yet light when ' cross the ice returning , Pleased with herself and with
the world at peace , And full of happy thoughts of home and children , She trod
upon a spot Ah ! blessed Mary , Móther of God , where wast thou at that moment
?
Twas not yet light when ' cross the ice returning , Pleased with herself and with
the world at peace , And full of happy thoughts of home and children , She trod
upon a spot Ah ! blessed Mary , Móther of God , where wast thou at that moment
?
Strana 16
I always knew my sister Was an adept in her art , But I never until now knew She
had a hollow heart . SOFIA FIORIO . San GIACOMO , near Riva on the LAGO DI
GARDA , Aug. 25 , 1854 . WÉT and dry and hot and cold , Light and 16.
I always knew my sister Was an adept in her art , But I never until now knew She
had a hollow heart . SOFIA FIORIO . San GIACOMO , near Riva on the LAGO DI
GARDA , Aug. 25 , 1854 . WÉT and dry and hot and cold , Light and 16.
Strana 17
WÉT and dry and hot and cold , Light and dárk and young and old , Great and
small and quick and slow , Só the world will ever gó ; Só the world hath ever
gone Since the sun the world shone ón ; If with mé thou thinkest só , Cóme and
cry with ...
WÉT and dry and hot and cold , Light and dárk and young and old , Great and
small and quick and slow , Só the world will ever gó ; Só the world hath ever
gone Since the sun the world shone ón ; If with mé thou thinkest só , Cóme and
cry with ...
Strana 18
So said so done ; the two are wed ; And as they lay that night in bed ' Twas thús
deriding It they said : " fr will have all the ghosts tonight ; Pray Gód it may survive
till light . ” The morning came and Ir , before Well risen the sun , tapped at their ...
So said so done ; the two are wed ; And as they lay that night in bed ' Twas thús
deriding It they said : " fr will have all the ghosts tonight ; Pray Gód it may survive
till light . ” The morning came and Ir , before Well risen the sun , tapped at their ...
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What though it lay alone all night , It slept till noon or rose at light Júst as it
pleased ; let it set out , Stop short to rest , or turn about , Nó one was there to
make a rout , And answer “ Come , Love " with " I wont , " And “ Múst Love , ” with “
What if I ...
What though it lay alone all night , It slept till noon or rose at light Júst as it
pleased ; let it set out , Stop short to rest , or turn about , Nó one was there to
make a rout , And answer “ Come , Love " with " I wont , " And “ Múst Love , ” with “
What if I ...
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Bibliografické informácie
| Názov | Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
| Autor | James Henry |
| Vydavateľ | C.C. Meinhold, 1856 |
| Dĺžka | 292 strán (strany) |
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