American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 51Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, John Holmes Agnew, Kinahan Cornwallis 1858 - American periodicals |
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... living things : I feel that they are living forms , From earthly grossness free : The kindred of my soul they seem , Come back to visit me : The sun sinks down , they flee away Through the unopened door ; They leave behind no change of ...
... living things : I feel that they are living forms , From earthly grossness free : The kindred of my soul they seem , Come back to visit me : The sun sinks down , they flee away Through the unopened door ; They leave behind no change of ...
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... living would turn his face toward the west , and wrap his blanket around him for his last journey ; and the next traveller may look in vain for the figure of the venerable old man . But if our feet ever wander away again to the forests ...
... living would turn his face toward the west , and wrap his blanket around him for his last journey ; and the next traveller may look in vain for the figure of the venerable old man . But if our feet ever wander away again to the forests ...
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... living man have than in the affections of an honest man who has passed over Jordan ? Now , General , I want nothing more said about fees . Perhaps I shall ask you for fees some day . It is the way legal doctors get their living . They ...
... living man have than in the affections of an honest man who has passed over Jordan ? Now , General , I want nothing more said about fees . Perhaps I shall ask you for fees some day . It is the way legal doctors get their living . They ...
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... living , and if living , waiting . So the time crept slowly onward . Toil was mine , encountered willingly , borne up under manfully , and in the end crowned with success . Fortune smiled upon me with no niggard smile ; and like the ...
... living , and if living , waiting . So the time crept slowly onward . Toil was mine , encountered willingly , borne up under manfully , and in the end crowned with success . Fortune smiled upon me with no niggard smile ; and like the ...
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... living tombs , until our way ended in what seemed a sort of lumber - room ; in it were stored pieces of rusty and broken armor , shattered spears , huge battle- axes , broad - swords , and maces , that , in their strange and terrible ...
... living tombs , until our way ended in what seemed a sort of lumber - room ; in it were stored pieces of rusty and broken armor , shattered spears , huge battle- axes , broad - swords , and maces , that , in their strange and terrible ...
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