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She rose at last , And , oh ! so sweetly pale ! And thou , my child My heart
misgave me as I looked upon thee ; But he was ever at her side whose name She
murmur ' d in her sleep ; and , lingering on To drink a little of thy sweetness more
46 ...
She rose at last , And , oh ! so sweetly pale ! And thou , my child My heart
misgave me as I looked upon thee ; But he was ever at her side whose name She
murmur ' d in her sleep ; and , lingering on To drink a little of thy sweetness more
46 ...
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... Yet wander from the light of these To muse upon the Pleiad goneAs , bending
o ' er fresh gathered flowers , The rose ' s most enchanting hue Reminds us but of
other hours Whose roses were all lovely tooSo , dearest , when I rove among ...
... Yet wander from the light of these To muse upon the Pleiad goneAs , bending
o ' er fresh gathered flowers , The rose ' s most enchanting hue Reminds us but of
other hours Whose roses were all lovely tooSo , dearest , when I rove among ...
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I thought of thee — I thought of thee , In Greece — when rose the Parthenon
Majestic o ' er the Egean sea , And heroes with it , one by one ; When , in the
grove of Academe , Where Lais and Leontium stray ' d Discussing Plato ' THE ...
I thought of thee — I thought of thee , In Greece — when rose the Parthenon
Majestic o ' er the Egean sea , And heroes with it , one by one ; When , in the
grove of Academe , Where Lais and Leontium stray ' d Discussing Plato ' THE ...
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The sunlight , streaming through the curtain ' s fold , Fell with a rose - tint on his
jewell ' d hand , And the rich woods of the quaint furniture Lay deepening their
veined colours in the sun , And the stained marbles on the pedestals Stood like a
...
The sunlight , streaming through the curtain ' s fold , Fell with a rose - tint on his
jewell ' d hand , And the rich woods of the quaint furniture Lay deepening their
veined colours in the sun , And the stained marbles on the pedestals Stood like a
...
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The light beyond the crimson folds grew dusk , And the clear letters of the
pleasant book Mingled and blurred , and the lithe hound rose up , And , with his
earnest eye upon the door , Listened attentively . It came as wontThe fall of a light
foot ...
The light beyond the crimson folds grew dusk , And the clear letters of the
pleasant book Mingled and blurred , and the lithe hound rose up , And , with his
earnest eye upon the door , Listened attentively . It came as wontThe fall of a light
foot ...
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| Заглавие | Melanie and Other Poems |
| Автор | Nathaniel Parker Willis |
| Издание | 2 |
| Издател | Saunders and Otley, 1837 |
| Оригиналът е от | Нюйоркската обществена библиотека |
| Цифровизирана на | 11 Дек 2006 |
| Брой страници | 242 страници |
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