The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 42Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1853 - American periodicals |
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... face to see ; Then such a form as thine before me towers : Then sense of life and being seem to flee ; And from her cave , with horrid darkness reeking , The Sphynx - eternal soul - doth look on me , In low and scornful tones her riddle ...
... face to see ; Then such a form as thine before me towers : Then sense of life and being seem to flee ; And from her cave , with horrid darkness reeking , The Sphynx - eternal soul - doth look on me , In low and scornful tones her riddle ...
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... faces ; beautiful faces ; known bered faces of those I had loved and cherished . How they s how they pity me with their gentle eyes ... face that I passionately loved in boyhood , that I learned to down , down ; or rather , to drop the.
... faces ; beautiful faces ; known bered faces of those I had loved and cherished . How they s how they pity me with their gentle eyes ... face that I passionately loved in boyhood , that I learned to down , down ; or rather , to drop the.
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... face that announced bad news . ' Well , ' asked Marcel , ' were you successful ? ' ' No , indeed ! my uncle has gone to Versailles ' That beast of a Medicis does n't want any more ruin asked me for a Bombardment of Tangier . - and y ...
... face that announced bad news . ' Well , ' asked Marcel , ' were you successful ? ' ' No , indeed ! my uncle has gone to Versailles ' That beast of a Medicis does n't want any more ruin asked me for a Bombardment of Tangier . - and y ...
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... face a strange and cunning leer ; a triumphant expression , as e were chuckling over the horrible scrape into which my attempt to curb his rest had brought me . I shifted my position so that I could y see the back of his head and his ...
... face a strange and cunning leer ; a triumphant expression , as e were chuckling over the horrible scrape into which my attempt to curb his rest had brought me . I shifted my position so that I could y see the back of his head and his ...
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... face , till now so gay ; Gone was his joy and look of pride ; His bright eye spoke no mirthful trick ; In truth , the little lad looked sick . ' Ha ! ha ! young boy ; I know some dame Hath robbed thee of all thy treasured flame : Is it ...
... face , till now so gay ; Gone was his joy and look of pride ; His bright eye spoke no mirthful trick ; In truth , the little lad looked sick . ' Ha ! ha ! young boy ; I know some dame Hath robbed thee of all thy treasured flame : Is it ...
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