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... s bend And márk with what agility The brówn squirrel bounds from tree to tree ,
Or hear the oft repeated stroke That félls at last old monarch oak , Or gáther
mushrooms or see glide The clear stream by the gráy rock's side , Not that for
stream ...
... s bend And márk with what agility The brówn squirrel bounds from tree to tree ,
Or hear the oft repeated stroke That félls at last old monarch oak , Or gáther
mushrooms or see glide The clear stream by the gráy rock's side , Not that for
stream ...
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In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems James Henry. MARY'S
WRAITH . ' Twas early on an April morn As músing sad and all forlorn I walked
through the scarce brairded corn , Ah , well aday ! Methought I heard close by my
side ...
In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems James Henry. MARY'S
WRAITH . ' Twas early on an April morn As músing sad and all forlorn I walked
through the scarce brairded corn , Ah , well aday ! Methought I heard close by my
side ...
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And now with stiffened joints I sit all day In one of those same chairs , as foolishly
Hóping or fearing something from me hid Behind the thick , dark veil which I see
hourly And mínutely on every side round closing And from my view all objects ...
And now with stiffened joints I sit all day In one of those same chairs , as foolishly
Hóping or fearing something from me hid Behind the thick , dark veil which I see
hourly And mínutely on every side round closing And from my view all objects ...
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THEY lived through every change of wind and weather Sixty four years , a loving
pair , together ; Thén , within three days of each other , died Ere either missed the
other from the side . Thrice háppy , happy , pair ! to the last breath United , and ...
THEY lived through every change of wind and weather Sixty four years , a loving
pair , together ; Thén , within three days of each other , died Ere either missed the
other from the side . Thrice háppy , happy , pair ! to the last breath United , and ...
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I ' m quite of your mind , ” She replied , “ And will stay ever by your side Through
good and bad , through death and life , Your dutiful and loving wife . " So said so
done ; the two are wed ; And as they lay that night in bed ' Twas thús deriding It ...
I ' m quite of your mind , ” She replied , “ And will stay ever by your side Through
good and bad , through death and life , Your dutiful and loving wife . " So said so
done ; the two are wed ; And as they lay that night in bed ' Twas thús deriding It ...
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| 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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