American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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BY AMARALA ASTER , It is yellow and wide and slanting , And far as the eyes behold , It winds round the fields and pastures , A beautiful vein of gold . And when it is blessed with the footsteps And forms that I love to meet , Through ...
BY AMARALA ASTER , It is yellow and wide and slanting , And far as the eyes behold , It winds round the fields and pastures , A beautiful vein of gold . And when it is blessed with the footsteps And forms that I love to meet , Through ...
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That the eyes of loved ones watch for me Eyes that will brighten and shine , When they read how the glad returning Has lighted and moistened mine ! That the lips of loved ones will greet me Their hands will warm in mine ; That loving ...
That the eyes of loved ones watch for me Eyes that will brighten and shine , When they read how the glad returning Has lighted and moistened mine ! That the lips of loved ones will greet me Their hands will warm in mine ; That loving ...
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... eyes'd Japanese heathen to indulge in , although the appearance of the scimitar he holds so firmly in his hand ... which we , as a steadfast republican , feel bound to exhibit , our eyes soon wander away from his picture and now ...
... eyes'd Japanese heathen to indulge in , although the appearance of the scimitar he holds so firmly in his hand ... which we , as a steadfast republican , feel bound to exhibit , our eyes soon wander away from his picture and now ...
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... which is greatly strengthened by a dashing twist in his mouse - tailed mustache ; his eyes penetrate our inmost ... and the ivory - headed and classical caduceus of the gentleman of leisure ; an eye - glass pendent from a button ...
... which is greatly strengthened by a dashing twist in his mouse - tailed mustache ; his eyes penetrate our inmost ... and the ivory - headed and classical caduceus of the gentleman of leisure ; an eye - glass pendent from a button ...
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slightest spark of vanity alive in a person in such a case , it is sure to get fanned into a ridiculous conflagration , painfully perceptible to the naked eye , if that organ be in a normal condition . If the philosopher craves for a ...
slightest spark of vanity alive in a person in such a case , it is sure to get fanned into a ridiculous conflagration , painfully perceptible to the naked eye , if that organ be in a normal condition . If the philosopher craves for a ...
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| Title | American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59 |
| Editors | Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew |
| Published | 1862 |
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