American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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Across the Avon the ' New Forest ' stands lonely and silent . The river runs between , dark and deep , always flowing . Season after season , year after year , age after age , flowing on , an emblem of permanence and of change .
Across the Avon the ' New Forest ' stands lonely and silent . The river runs between , dark and deep , always flowing . Season after season , year after year , age after age , flowing on , an emblem of permanence and of change .
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6 6 ; ' Perhaps you are young , and if you are young , stand up ! and bless God that just at this very instant you are brought to a pause . Bring out your hopes and look at them . Look at them , but not through a ClaudeLorraine glass .
6 6 ; ' Perhaps you are young , and if you are young , stand up ! and bless God that just at this very instant you are brought to a pause . Bring out your hopes and look at them . Look at them , but not through a ClaudeLorraine glass .
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... that amber gem of the orient , that saffron incarnation of Cupid , that juvenile impostor , that emphatically played - out ' Yeddonian , who is pictured in every conceivable and possible attitude , except standing on his head .
... that amber gem of the orient , that saffron incarnation of Cupid , that juvenile impostor , that emphatically played - out ' Yeddonian , who is pictured in every conceivable and possible attitude , except standing on his head .
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... from a strictly botanical and matter - of - fact stand - point , to be exactly compatible with each other ; however , waiving that slight discrepancy , we must say , that the flower before us has evidently determined not to pine on ...
... from a strictly botanical and matter - of - fact stand - point , to be exactly compatible with each other ; however , waiving that slight discrepancy , we must say , that the flower before us has evidently determined not to pine on ...
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... which is greatly strengthened by a dashing twist in his mouse - tailed mustache ; his eyes penetrate our inmost soul , so piercing are they , and so proud is his gaze ; he stands on one leg , with the other elegantly crossed over it ...
... which is greatly strengthened by a dashing twist in his mouse - tailed mustache ; his eyes penetrate our inmost soul , so piercing are they , and so proud is his gaze ; he stands on one leg , with the other elegantly crossed over it ...
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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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