American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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Page 67
... ever onward , Away through distance flow . The wind is asleep in the willow , And from the horizon round , The mist of evening gathers ; A sorrow without a sound . All voices are hushed save thy murmur ; Thou little bubbling rill ...
... ever onward , Away through distance flow . The wind is asleep in the willow , And from the horizon round , The mist of evening gathers ; A sorrow without a sound . All voices are hushed save thy murmur ; Thou little bubbling rill ...
Page 98
O woman ! fair temptress ! thou knew'st not the while , The doom that was sealed by that innocent smile ; Or how fatal the spell in that voice that was given To lure man from vice , and direct him to heaven . Thou saw'st not the ...
O woman ! fair temptress ! thou knew'st not the while , The doom that was sealed by that innocent smile ; Or how fatal the spell in that voice that was given To lure man from vice , and direct him to heaven . Thou saw'st not the ...
Page 99
Thou heard'st not the clank of the chains that were wound , ! By fiends who kept mocking the spirit they bound . Thus LIGHTFOOT was tempted and yielded at last , Beguiled by this siren of beauty ; And , quitting her presence ...
Thou heard'st not the clank of the chains that were wound , ! By fiends who kept mocking the spirit they bound . Thus LIGHTFOOT was tempted and yielded at last , Beguiled by this siren of beauty ; And , quitting her presence ...
Page 101
How long since was the Times hired to follow Alexander , and exclaim , Thou art a man ! But it does it , and does it well , and every tremulous word proclaims it feels the truth of the words it cries out in the conqueror's Servile to ...
How long since was the Times hired to follow Alexander , and exclaim , Thou art a man ! But it does it , and does it well , and every tremulous word proclaims it feels the truth of the words it cries out in the conqueror's Servile to ...
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Verily , friend ' QUILLE , ' as SOLOMON said unto HIRAM , ' thou art a brick ! ' Yea , a " brick'among ten thousand , and SLOPER , who sitteth not afar off , inclines gratefully unto the same views , vowing that you have repaid all kind ...
Verily , friend ' QUILLE , ' as SOLOMON said unto HIRAM , ' thou art a brick ! ' Yea , a " brick'among ten thousand , and SLOPER , who sitteth not afar off , inclines gratefully unto the same views , vowing that you have repaid all kind ...
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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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