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Yes , thou art very young , and youth , Like light , should round thee fling The sunshine thrown round morning's hour , The gladness given to spring : And yet upon thy brow is wrought The darkness of that deeper thought Which future ...
Yes , thou art very young , and youth , Like light , should round thee fling The sunshine thrown round morning's hour , The gladness given to spring : And yet upon thy brow is wrought The darkness of that deeper thought Which future ...
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I CANNOT CALL THEE FAIR , MY CHILD . BY THOMAS H. BAYLY , ESQ . I CANNOT call thee fair , my child , I cannot call thee fair , Unless a perfect form and face Be joined to gifts more rare : If to thy features , blameless thoughts The ...
I CANNOT CALL THEE FAIR , MY CHILD . BY THOMAS H. BAYLY , ESQ . I CANNOT call thee fair , my child , I cannot call thee fair , Unless a perfect form and face Be joined to gifts more rare : If to thy features , blameless thoughts The ...
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Immortal in thy loveliness , the sunshine Of youth still floats around thee like a glory ; Albeit the sorcerer , whose magic mind And touch of power awakened thee to life , And into marble breathed divinity , Hath slept for many an age ...
Immortal in thy loveliness , the sunshine Of youth still floats around thee like a glory ; Albeit the sorcerer , whose magic mind And touch of power awakened thee to life , And into marble breathed divinity , Hath slept for many an age ...
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affection appeared arms beauty became become bright brother brought called cause character child course dark daughter death delight dress earth entered eyes face fair father fear feelings felt flowers give half hand happy head hear heard heart heaven hope hour human kind lady land leave less letter light lived look Lord manner means ment mind morning mother nature never night object observed once passed person poor possess present received rest round scene seemed seen short side smile soon soul speak spirit tell thee thing thou thought tion took turned voice wandered whole wish wood young youth
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| Título | Spirit of the English Magazines Volúmenes 68-69;Volúmenes 1365-1366 de American periodical series: 1800-1850 |
| Editor | Munroe and Francis, 1829 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 13 Mar 2007 |
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