The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 34Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1849 |
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Page 21
... stand the wintry woods , But thou , the meek , hast come . How hast thou borne in all thy gentleness The clouds and rain that frowned upon thy birth , And yet , unwithered , kept thy power to bless The weary ones of earth ? Who loves ...
... stand the wintry woods , But thou , the meek , hast come . How hast thou borne in all thy gentleness The clouds and rain that frowned upon thy birth , And yet , unwithered , kept thy power to bless The weary ones of earth ? Who loves ...
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... stand seems loftier than usual , and more empty ; when the stars quiver faintly , and are lost , in that boundless realm . The whole world seems to grope in lonely space ; and a man , as he looks upward , feels himself shrinking into a ...
... stand seems loftier than usual , and more empty ; when the stars quiver faintly , and are lost , in that boundless realm . The whole world seems to grope in lonely space ; and a man , as he looks upward , feels himself shrinking into a ...
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... standing seemed to find pleasure in my company . We be- came very intimate , and in a little while he proposed that we should enter into a solemn agreement to be friends , as the German students do . He chose books for me to read , and ...
... standing seemed to find pleasure in my company . We be- came very intimate , and in a little while he proposed that we should enter into a solemn agreement to be friends , as the German students do . He chose books for me to read , and ...
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... stands and bare ? ' We here see a faithful portraiture of the sad condition of society ; when left to follow the bent of its own vicious inclinations , without the restraints of divine truth or the influences of Christian virtue ...
... stands and bare ? ' We here see a faithful portraiture of the sad condition of society ; when left to follow the bent of its own vicious inclinations , without the restraints of divine truth or the influences of Christian virtue ...
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... Standing ever round his throne , Owners of the harp and crown , Were as little children here Meek and lowly , glorious there . Little children ! in the heart Joy and grief alternate start ; Joy of soul to see you stand An innocent ...
... Standing ever round his throne , Owners of the harp and crown , Were as little children here Meek and lowly , glorious there . Little children ! in the heart Joy and grief alternate start ; Joy of soul to see you stand An innocent ...
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