The North American Review, Volume 4Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge University of Northern Iowa, 1826 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 77
... heart that thou hast All mean as it is - must have consciously burn'd When the pittance which shame had wrung from thee at last , And which found all his wants at an end , was returned ! " Was this then the fate " -future ages will say ...
... heart that thou hast All mean as it is - must have consciously burn'd When the pittance which shame had wrung from thee at last , And which found all his wants at an end , was returned ! " Was this then the fate " -future ages will say ...
Page 198
... heart is in the act , he will not fail to express his zeal , to pour life and glow into his thoughts , and stir up in others , the deep and solemn interest that is working in his own heart . But there is nothing unnatural or forced in ...
... heart is in the act , he will not fail to express his zeal , to pour life and glow into his thoughts , and stir up in others , the deep and solemn interest that is working in his own heart . But there is nothing unnatural or forced in ...
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... heart a spirit ; he who knows That tender mystery , will love the more , For this is Love's recess , where vain men's woes , And the world's waste , have driven him far from those , For ' tis his nature to advance or die ; He stands not ...
... heart a spirit ; he who knows That tender mystery , will love the more , For this is Love's recess , where vain men's woes , And the world's waste , have driven him far from those , For ' tis his nature to advance or die ; He stands not ...
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