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... night day : 40 And a silver shape like his early love doth pass Upborne by her wild and glittering hair , And when he awakes on the fragrant grass , He finds night day . 1820 THE WORLD'S WANDERERS TELL me , thou Star , whose wings of ...
... night day : 40 And a silver shape like his early love doth pass Upborne by her wild and glittering hair , And when he awakes on the fragrant grass , He finds night day . 1820 THE WORLD'S WANDERERS TELL me , thou Star , whose wings of ...
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... night ! Yes ! e'er I sink to rest , By the fire's dying light , Thou Lord of earth and heaven ! I bless thee , who hast given , Unto life's fainting travellers , the night- The soft , still , holy night . 20 Flower cup , and bud , and ...
... night ! Yes ! e'er I sink to rest , By the fire's dying light , Thou Lord of earth and heaven ! I bless thee , who hast given , Unto life's fainting travellers , the night- The soft , still , holy night . 20 Flower cup , and bud , and ...
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... night , mavrone ! Oh , cold , cold , miserably cold , is this bleak night for Hugh ; Its showery , arrowy , speary sleet pierceth one through and through— Pierceth one to the very bone ! Rolls real thunder ? Or was that red livid light ...
... night , mavrone ! Oh , cold , cold , miserably cold , is this bleak night for Hugh ; Its showery , arrowy , speary sleet pierceth one through and through— Pierceth one to the very bone ! Rolls real thunder ? Or was that red livid light ...
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