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But with the air of a man whom nothing can turn from his purpose , Gravely
shaking his head , made answer the Captain of Plymouth : “ Truly the maxim is
good , and I do not mean to gainsay it ; But we must use it discreetly , and not
waste ...
But with the air of a man whom nothing can turn from his purpose , Gravely
shaking his head , made answer the Captain of Plymouth : “ Truly the maxim is
good , and I do not mean to gainsay it ; But we must use it discreetly , and not
waste ...
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Strange is the life of man , and fatal or fated are moments , Whereupon turn , as
on hinges , the gates of the wall adamantine ! “ Here I remain ! ” he exclaimed , as
he looked at the heavens above him , Thanking the Lord whose breath had ...
Strange is the life of man , and fatal or fated are moments , Whereupon turn , as
on hinges , the gates of the wall adamantine ! “ Here I remain ! ” he exclaimed , as
he looked at the heavens above him , Thanking the Lord whose breath had ...
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When from the depths of my heart , in pain and with secret misgiving , Frankly I
speak to you , asking for sympathy only and kindness , Straightway you take up
my words , that are plain and direct and in earnest , Turn them away from their ...
When from the depths of my heart , in pain and with secret misgiving , Frankly I
speak to you , asking for sympathy only and kindness , Straightway you take up
my words , that are plain and direct and in earnest , Turn them away from their ...
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Why does the bride turn pale , and hide her face on his shoulder ? Is it a phantom
of air , - a bodiless , spectral illusion ? Is it a ghost from the grave , that has come
to forbid the betrothal ? Long had it stood there unseen , a guest uninvited ...
Why does the bride turn pale , and hide her face on his shoulder ? Is it a phantom
of air , - a bodiless , spectral illusion ? Is it a ghost from the grave , that has come
to forbid the betrothal ? Long had it stood there unseen , a guest uninvited ...
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Muse of all the Gifts and Graces ! Though the fields around us wither , There are
ampler realms and spaces , Where no foot has left its traces : * Let us turn and
wander thither ! NOTES . NOTES . PAGE 123. That of our vices 18 *
EPIMETHEUS .
Muse of all the Gifts and Graces ! Though the fields around us wither , There are
ampler realms and spaces , Where no foot has left its traces : * Let us turn and
wander thither ! NOTES . NOTES . PAGE 123. That of our vices 18 *
EPIMETHEUS .
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| Заглавие | The Courtship of Miles Standish, and Other Poems Longfellow's works Том 194 от Routledge's cheap series Том 39 от Standard American Authors / Standard American Authors |
| Автор | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
| Издание | 5 |
| Издател | Ticknor and Fields, 1859 |
| Оригиналът е от | Южен клон на Регионалната библиотека на Калифорнийския университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 14 май 2018 |
| Брой страници | 215 страници |
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