American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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Bursting like a meteor upon the literary horizon , ' St. Leger at once arrested the attention of the ablest critics . An article in the ' International ' of 1851 , thus alludes to it : ' IN ' St. Leger , ' a mind predisposed to ...
Bursting like a meteor upon the literary horizon , ' St. Leger at once arrested the attention of the ablest critics . An article in the ' International ' of 1851 , thus alludes to it : ' IN ' St. Leger , ' a mind predisposed to ...
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There once waved trees with blossoms That the winds shook o'er my head , Or carried off on their soft , swift wings , To drop on a clover - bed . And there once was a deep , rich fringing , Of dark , green grass , all the way ; But the ...
There once waved trees with blossoms That the winds shook o'er my head , Or carried off on their soft , swift wings , To drop on a clover - bed . And there once was a deep , rich fringing , Of dark , green grass , all the way ; But the ...
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However , as Tommy is no longer an object of attraction , in spite of all the amusement he once afforded us , with the proverbial ingratitude of republics , which we , as a steadfast republican , feel bound to exhibit , our eyes soon ...
However , as Tommy is no longer an object of attraction , in spite of all the amusement he once afforded us , with the proverbial ingratitude of republics , which we , as a steadfast republican , feel bound to exhibit , our eyes soon ...
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À. year has passed - a little yearAgain have come spring moon - light nights , And once again are lovers out , A - watching late , the Northern Lights . But I stand calm and very still , Feeling a kiss in every breeze , As all night ...
À. year has passed - a little yearAgain have come spring moon - light nights , And once again are lovers out , A - watching late , the Northern Lights . But I stand calm and very still , Feeling a kiss in every breeze , As all night ...
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The former , which were once ungainly , and composed of common material , are now seen in various shapes , of the nicest proportions , and made of the finest glass . Pebbles , as they are technically called , are esteemed the most ...
The former , which were once ungainly , and composed of common material , are now seen in various shapes , of the nicest proportions , and made of the finest glass . Pebbles , as they are technically called , are esteemed the most ...
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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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