American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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Page 17
... peeps accidentally from his rather obtrusive waistcoat , while from the tasteful outside - pocket in his coat a snowy handkerchief appears , like the star - spangled banner , in the dawn's early light , half - concealed ...
... peeps accidentally from his rather obtrusive waistcoat , while from the tasteful outside - pocket in his coat a snowy handkerchief appears , like the star - spangled banner , in the dawn's early light , half - concealed ...
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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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Let the frames be light , but firm enough to prevent all vibration . Use a just power , rather below than above the mark of perfect sight . Wear glasses only to see , never to read with . Indeed , dispense with them as much as ...
Let the frames be light , but firm enough to prevent all vibration . Use a just power , rather below than above the mark of perfect sight . Wear glasses only to see , never to read with . Indeed , dispense with them as much as ...
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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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... for the training of native missionaries , who are sent forth , from time to time , as lights to their own people . ... light arises out of darkness , and the voice of Christian praise is mingled with the songs of angels . DEEMER .
... for the training of native missionaries , who are sent forth , from time to time , as lights to their own people . ... light arises out of darkness , and the voice of Christian praise is mingled with the songs of angels . DEEMER .
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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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