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My He sprang up , and in a voice sufthoughts , rather , will flee from me , focated nearly with emotion , called and I grow mad in looking at it . aloud . He paused — the motion Oh ! for a deep sleep to fall upon ceased — he felt no ...
My He sprang up , and in a voice sufthoughts , rather , will flee from me , focated nearly with emotion , called and I grow mad in looking at it . aloud . He paused — the motion Oh ! for a deep sleep to fall upon ceased — he felt no ...
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... and in the rippling and quivering lips , gazing at this of the calm green sea , that fell upon fatal inscription . It was as if a his withering heart like dew upon voice from the sepulchre had sound- the parched earth .
... and in the rippling and quivering lips , gazing at this of the calm green sea , that fell upon fatal inscription . It was as if a his withering heart like dew upon voice from the sepulchre had sound- the parched earth .
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His voice which the chamois - hunter lives , is may not even reach that upper air weakened by no such intrusion as to disturb “ the sacred calm that this . Man's works enter not there . breathes around ” -that stilly siFrom the moment ...
His voice which the chamois - hunter lives , is may not even reach that upper air weakened by no such intrusion as to disturb “ the sacred calm that this . Man's works enter not there . breathes around ” -that stilly siFrom the moment ...
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There's twa families yon“ The damage done at Relugas der wholly surrounded , ” cried a by the flood , is perhaps not more , in voice , “ and as for poor Sandy actual value , than L. 1200 ; yet , Smith ! Poor Funns !
There's twa families yon“ The damage done at Relugas der wholly surrounded , ” cried a by the flood , is perhaps not more , in voice , “ and as for poor Sandy actual value , than L. 1200 ; yet , Smith ! Poor Funns !
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timber ashore , till the stream in the point where the burn met the creased so much , that , with one river , in the ordinary state of both , voice , they declared they would stay there grew some trees , now surno longer , and , making ...
timber ashore , till the stream in the point where the burn met the creased so much , that , with one river , in the ordinary state of both , voice , they declared they would stay there grew some trees , now surno longer , and , making ...
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| Назва | Spirit of the English Magazines Томи 68 – 69;Томи 1365 – 1366 з серії American periodical series: 1800-1850 |
| Видавець | Munroe and Francis, 1831 |
| Оригінал із | Гарвардський університет |
| Оцифровано | 13 бер. 2007 |
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