Recollections of a Literary Life, Or, Books, Places, and People, Том 1Richard Bentley, 1857 |
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... smile , Ailleen ; Of thy young faithful smile . And I go to brave a world I hate , And woo it o'er and o'er , And tempt a wave , and try a fate Upon a stranger shore , Ailleen ; Upon a stranger shore . Oh ! when the bays are all my own ...
... smile , Ailleen ; Of thy young faithful smile . And I go to brave a world I hate , And woo it o'er and o'er , And tempt a wave , and try a fate Upon a stranger shore , Ailleen ; Upon a stranger shore . Oh ! when the bays are all my own ...
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... smile will meet me then , And a hand will welcome me , Ailleen ; And a hand will welcome me ! Is it not strange that with such ballads as these of John Banim , Thomas Davis , and Gerald Griffin before us , Mr. Moore , that great and ...
... smile will meet me then , And a hand will welcome me , Ailleen ; And a hand will welcome me ! Is it not strange that with such ballads as these of John Banim , Thomas Davis , and Gerald Griffin before us , Mr. Moore , that great and ...
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... smile of Cliefden spring . We are come where Hedsor's crested fount Pours forth its babbling rill , And where the charmed eye loves to mount To the small church on the hill . On , like a hawk upon the wing , Our A LITERARY LIFE . 41.
... smile of Cliefden spring . We are come where Hedsor's crested fount Pours forth its babbling rill , And where the charmed eye loves to mount To the small church on the hill . On , like a hawk upon the wing , Our A LITERARY LIFE . 41.
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... smile , And hear how prettily they talk . Ah ! wretched and too solitary he , Who loves not his own company ; He'll feel the weight of it many a day , Unless he call in sin or vanity To help to bear it away . * THE GRASSHOPPER . From ...
... smile , And hear how prettily they talk . Ah ! wretched and too solitary he , Who loves not his own company ; He'll feel the weight of it many a day , Unless he call in sin or vanity To help to bear it away . * THE GRASSHOPPER . From ...
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... smile . " So his character proving satisfactory , he is hired . " C My station was immediately assigned me . There was a remarkably quiet three years old colt lately from the discipline of the breaker , and of him I was ordered to take ...
... smile . " So his character proving satisfactory , he is hired . " C My station was immediately assigned me . There was a remarkably quiet three years old colt lately from the discipline of the breaker , and of him I was ordered to take ...
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