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Some hours after , he was called upon by a friend , answered his salutation , and rose and went with him into the diningroom , where some of his companions were met . He joined with two of them in a concert , singing , as usual ...
Some hours after , he was called upon by a friend , answered his salutation , and rose and went with him into the diningroom , where some of his companions were met . He joined with two of them in a concert , singing , as usual ...
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... Distinguish'd every hour with new delight ! Ah ! where that virtue , which amid the storms The mingled horrors of tumultuous life , Jntainted , unsubdued , the shock sustain'di 40 firm the oak which , in eternal night , As deep its ...
... Distinguish'd every hour with new delight ! Ah ! where that virtue , which amid the storms The mingled horrors of tumultuous life , Jntainted , unsubdued , the shock sustain'di 40 firm the oak which , in eternal night , As deep its ...
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Dejecting prospect I soon the hapless hour May come ; perhaps this moment it impends , Which drives me forth to penury and cold , Naked , and beat by all the storms of heaven , Friendless and guideless to explore my way ; Till on cold ...
Dejecting prospect I soon the hapless hour May come ; perhaps this moment it impends , Which drives me forth to penury and cold , Naked , and beat by all the storms of heaven , Friendless and guideless to explore my way ; Till on cold ...
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So , perhaps , that care , Through all creation felt , but most by man , Which hears with kind regard the tender sigh Of modest want , may dissipate my fears , And bid my hours a happier flight assume .
So , perhaps , that care , Through all creation felt , but most by man , Which hears with kind regard the tender sigh Of modest want , may dissipate my fears , And bid my hours a happier flight assume .
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In a a quarter of an hour the workers in the close vessel began to testify signs of uneasiness ; their rings con tracted and dilated with greater rapidity ; they pera spired copiously and seemed strongly affected , because they licked ...
In a a quarter of an hour the workers in the close vessel began to testify signs of uneasiness ; their rings con tracted and dilated with greater rapidity ; they pera spired copiously and seemed strongly affected , because they licked ...
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| Titel | Beauties and Achievements of the Blind |
| Autoren | William Artman, Lansing V. Hall |
| Verlag | Published for the authors, 1864 |
| Original von | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisiert | 21. Nov. 2017 |
| Länge | 387 Seiten |
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