Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 44W. Blackwood & Sons, 1838 |
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... eyes a gleam would break ; So both were taught , his child and he . 34 . Thus from within and from without , She grew a flower for mind and eye ; ' Twas love that circled her about , And love in her made quick reply . 35 . Church , too ...
... eyes a gleam would break ; So both were taught , his child and he . 34 . Thus from within and from without , She grew a flower for mind and eye ; ' Twas love that circled her about , And love in her made quick reply . 35 . Church , too ...
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... eyes that softened theirs . 41 . She marked the mild gray head serene , Or happy look of youthful glow , 1 . As if a sunbeam played between Those hearts and hers to warm her so . 42 . And brows where darker passions wrought , And ...
... eyes that softened theirs . 41 . She marked the mild gray head serene , Or happy look of youthful glow , 1 . As if a sunbeam played between Those hearts and hers to warm her so . 42 . And brows where darker passions wrought , And ...
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... eyes , Upon the bed his limbs he cast , And wished he ne'er again might rise . 27 . A flitting wish and soon recalled ; But still there lived within his mind A shame for courage thus appalled , For faith so weak , and reason blind ...
... eyes , Upon the bed his limbs he cast , And wished he ne'er again might rise . 27 . A flitting wish and soon recalled ; But still there lived within his mind A shame for courage thus appalled , For faith so weak , and reason blind ...
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... eye . 48 . Retired and staid was Henry's look , And shrank from men's tumultuous ways ; And on the earth as on a book ... eyes , That made her all one gracious Whole , Unmarred by vain and selfish lies . 54 . She had no art , and little ...
... eye . 48 . Retired and staid was Henry's look , And shrank from men's tumultuous ways ; And on the earth as on a book ... eyes , That made her all one gracious Whole , Unmarred by vain and selfish lies . 54 . She had no art , and little ...
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... eyes they roamed at morn , And saw how Time transmuting broods O'er all that into Time is born . 6 . That power which men would fain forget , The law of change and slow decay , Came to them with a mild regret , A brightness veiled in ...
... eyes they roamed at morn , And saw how Time transmuting broods O'er all that into Time is born . 6 . That power which men would fain forget , The law of change and slow decay , Came to them with a mild regret , A brightness veiled in ...
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