The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 42Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1853 |
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... land ; they are said to have been brought from England by Philip II . The ornaments of art are in bad taste , and entirely unworthy of the garden . The fountains are mean in comparison with those at Madrid , and the statuary , nearly ...
... land ; they are said to have been brought from England by Philip II . The ornaments of art are in bad taste , and entirely unworthy of the garden . The fountains are mean in comparison with those at Madrid , and the statuary , nearly ...
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... land ! E'en to the elect but scanty news it giveth ; He only may their import understand Who in true faith the ghostly words receiveth . Such was LEVIN : the thoughts that in him lay Now found a voice - in magic chains he bound us ...
... land ! E'en to the elect but scanty news it giveth ; He only may their import understand Who in true faith the ghostly words receiveth . Such was LEVIN : the thoughts that in him lay Now found a voice - in magic chains he bound us ...
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... land the matin - bells are sweeping , Then silently the withered leaves unfold , As the fair flower the holy day were keeping . ΧΙ . ' A sudden life impenetrates its clay , Through every withered leaf and fibre flowing , And , as if ...
... land the matin - bells are sweeping , Then silently the withered leaves unfold , As the fair flower the holy day were keeping . ΧΙ . ' A sudden life impenetrates its clay , Through every withered leaf and fibre flowing , And , as if ...
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... land . Going for- ward upon the glassy sea , with no need now of chart or compass , I reached the Old World . ( I have forgotten to mention before the con- densation of the atmosphere , which circumstance had for some time im- peded my ...
... land . Going for- ward upon the glassy sea , with no need now of chart or compass , I reached the Old World . ( I have forgotten to mention before the con- densation of the atmosphere , which circumstance had for some time im- peded my ...
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... land first at Southampton , and , after a short stop , go round to London , where he will remain a con- siderable time , enjoying the sights and hospitalities of the Great Metropolis . Thence he will go up the Baltic , perhaps to see ...
... land first at Southampton , and , after a short stop , go round to London , where he will remain a con- siderable time , enjoying the sights and hospitalities of the Great Metropolis . Thence he will go up the Baltic , perhaps to see ...
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