American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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fearful to contemplate ; though we may not control the hour or the circumstance ; though grief may be preparing for us a potion in the same cup from which we have drank delights and joys ; though every thing about us seem dark and ...
fearful to contemplate ; though we may not control the hour or the circumstance ; though grief may be preparing for us a potion in the same cup from which we have drank delights and joys ; though every thing about us seem dark and ...
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Moonlight came softly out of heaven , Leaving ajar the doors of light , And playful sprites with torches lit , Came out into the Northern night . And ' mid the glories of that hour , A maid with step like May's soft breeze ...
Moonlight came softly out of heaven , Leaving ajar the doors of light , And playful sprites with torches lit , Came out into the Northern night . And ' mid the glories of that hour , A maid with step like May's soft breeze ...
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Tis the witching hour , the magical hour , Of the silent noon of night ; The sapphire skies with their myriad eyes , Bathe the earth in a tender light . Through a pearly rift in the cloud's dark drift , The silvery moonbeams stream ...
Tis the witching hour , the magical hour , Of the silent noon of night ; The sapphire skies with their myriad eyes , Bathe the earth in a tender light . Through a pearly rift in the cloud's dark drift , The silvery moonbeams stream ...
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After he had driven to the house in the morning , he would ride around for about an hour , always going at a break - neck speed , and then home to the widow Holly's , where I have often heard her say he and this Mr. Tom ...
After he had driven to the house in the morning , he would ride around for about an hour , always going at a break - neck speed , and then home to the widow Holly's , where I have often heard her say he and this Mr. Tom ...
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All this time , however , he never went away from the village , but Mr. Argent went once or twice ; and while he was gone , Mr. Retzcar would come sometimes to my uncle's house and sit for an hour or two . My uncle was the 1 : only man ...
All this time , however , he never went away from the village , but Mr. Argent went once or twice ; and while he was gone , Mr. Retzcar would come sometimes to my uncle's house and sit for an hour or two . My uncle was the 1 : only man ...
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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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