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Meekly , in voices subdued , the chapter was read from the Bible , Meekly the
prayer was begun , but ended in fervent entreaty ! Then from their houses in
haste came forth the Pilgrims of Plymouth , Men and women and children , all
hurrying ...
Meekly , in voices subdued , the chapter was read from the Bible , Meekly the
prayer was begun , but ended in fervent entreaty ! Then from their houses in
haste came forth the Pilgrims of Plymouth , Men and women and children , all
hurrying ...
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Lo ! when the service was ended , a form appeared on the threshold , Clad in
armor of steel , a sombre and sorrowful figure ! Why does the bridegroom start
and stare at the strange apparition ? Why does the bride turn pale , and hide her
face ...
Lo ! when the service was ended , a form appeared on the threshold , Clad in
armor of steel , a sombre and sorrowful figure ! Why does the bridegroom start
and stare at the strange apparition ? Why does the bride turn pale , and hide her
face ...
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But when were ended the troth and the prayer and the last benediction , Into the
room it strode , and the people beheld with amazement Bodily there in his armor
Miles Standish , the Captain of Plymouth ! Grasping the bridegroom's hand , he ...
But when were ended the troth and the prayer and the last benediction , Into the
room it strode , and the people beheld with amazement Bodily there in his armor
Miles Standish , the Captain of Plymouth ! Grasping the bridegroom's hand , he ...
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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. I have been angry and hurt , —too long have I
cherished the feeling ; go I have been cruel and hard , but now , thank God ! it is
ended . ! Mine is the same hot blood that leaped in. MILES STANDISH 103.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. I have been angry and hurt , —too long have I
cherished the feeling ; go I have been cruel and hard , but now , thank God ! it is
ended . ! Mine is the same hot blood that leaped in. MILES STANDISH 103.
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Then , with deep sonorous clangor Calmly answering their sweet anger , When
the wrangling bells had ended , Slowly struck the clock eleven , And , from out the
silent heaven , Silence on the town descended . Silence , silence everywhere ...
Then , with deep sonorous clangor Calmly answering their sweet anger , When
the wrangling bells had ended , Slowly struck the clock eleven , And , from out the
silent heaven , Silence on the town descended . Silence , silence everywhere ...
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