American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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... dark and deep , always flowing . Season after season , year after year , age after age , flowing on , an emblem of permanence and of change . 6 > ' I feel like labor . Go to ! I will spoil this beautiful twilight ! Bring candles .
... dark and deep , always flowing . Season after season , year after year , age after age , flowing on , an emblem of permanence and of change . 6 > ' I feel like labor . Go to ! I will spoil this beautiful twilight ! Bring candles .
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And can we with a lofty look and courageous heart and truthful spirit lay our hands upon our breast and feel the Infinite stirring within us ? Youth , man , maiden , I give you joy if this be so ; for then , indeed , are we safe !
And can we with a lofty look and courageous heart and truthful spirit lay our hands upon our breast and feel the Infinite stirring within us ? Youth , man , maiden , I give you joy if this be so ; for then , indeed , are we safe !
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The entire thinking , feeling world is thrilled by these abrupt revelations of the world we live in . Real life , with all its daring hopes and its countless failures , its noble aspirations after good , and its eternal falling short of ...
The entire thinking , feeling world is thrilled by these abrupt revelations of the world we live in . Real life , with all its daring hopes and its countless failures , its noble aspirations after good , and its eternal falling short of ...
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And when it is blessed with the footsteps And forms that I love to meet , Through my heart I feel there is rushing A feeling of joy complete . There's a border of purple iron - weed , Just where the slopes commence , And a coarse ...
And when it is blessed with the footsteps And forms that I love to meet , Through my heart I feel there is rushing A feeling of joy complete . There's a border of purple iron - weed , Just where the slopes commence , And a coarse ...
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He looks complacently down on us with , we are sure , the most friendly feeling which it is possible for a ... which we , as a steadfast republican , feel bound to exhibit , our eyes soon wander away from his picture and now rest on ...
He looks complacently down on us with , we are sure , the most friendly feeling which it is possible for a ... which we , as a steadfast republican , feel bound to exhibit , our eyes soon wander away from his picture and now rest on ...
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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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