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... Week after week , sir , your organ , than whom I am sure a more Sir , the time have gone by when Statutes were all the go ; nor from amusing periodical , though I wonder how you do it for the money - what I have heard tell of the ...
... Week after week , sir , your organ , than whom I am sure a more Sir , the time have gone by when Statutes were all the go ; nor from amusing periodical , though I wonder how you do it for the money - what I have heard tell of the ...
Page 112
... week ! Though hearts may be blighted By hollow despair , Though the loved may be parted In sorrow and care . Will you cling to my image When absent , my star , And gaze still unchanging On me from afar ? Oh ! answer my fond supplication ...
... week ! Though hearts may be blighted By hollow despair , Though the loved may be parted In sorrow and care . Will you cling to my image When absent , my star , And gaze still unchanging On me from afar ? Oh ! answer my fond supplication ...
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... week formed a melancholy spectacle , with the snow - wreaths lying among the charred and blackened timbers . From the Renaissance Court on one side , and the Alhambra on the other , to the northern end , the whole building has been ...
... week formed a melancholy spectacle , with the snow - wreaths lying among the charred and blackened timbers . From the Renaissance Court on one side , and the Alhambra on the other , to the northern end , the whole building has been ...
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