American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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Hark ! the cricket is chirping its unvarieť note ; the nightingale whistles his sweet but melancholy strain . The owl and bat , the fire - fly and will - o ' - the - wisp , they , too , are busy enough . * Where is the lively squirrel ...
Hark ! the cricket is chirping its unvarieť note ; the nightingale whistles his sweet but melancholy strain . The owl and bat , the fire - fly and will - o ' - the - wisp , they , too , are busy enough . * Where is the lively squirrel ...
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... neath the wings of that cottage , That rise like a flake of snow ; Hover sweet thoughts - and that loves for me , For ever and ever glow . . That the eyes of loved ones watch for me Eyes 1862. ] 9.
... neath the wings of that cottage , That rise like a flake of snow ; Hover sweet thoughts - and that loves for me , For ever and ever glow . . That the eyes of loved ones watch for me Eyes 1862. ] 9.
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E'en could I not see where it ended , But stood at its silent feet , I'd know by the rushing of bird - wings , The drinkings of perfume sweet ; By the restless fall of the shadows , That out of the sunbeams roam , By the great joy in my ...
E'en could I not see where it ended , But stood at its silent feet , I'd know by the rushing of bird - wings , The drinkings of perfume sweet ; By the restless fall of the shadows , That out of the sunbeams roam , By the great joy in my ...
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... in prolonged and frequent observations of her sweet self , as reflected in the various lookingglasses available ; before the vitreous ornaments or utilments aforesaid , she exercises her facial muscles until she is perfectly able to ...
... in prolonged and frequent observations of her sweet self , as reflected in the various lookingglasses available ; before the vitreous ornaments or utilments aforesaid , she exercises her facial muscles until she is perfectly able to ...
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... a realization and animated versification , or illustration of that philosophical and horticultural observation of somebody or another , concerning flowers which waste and exhale their sweetness on the desert air ; although we must ...
... a realization and animated versification , or illustration of that philosophical and horticultural observation of somebody or another , concerning flowers which waste and exhale their sweetness on the desert air ; although we must ...
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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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