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... that flings At once a thousand streamy stings ; They cut the wave with the living
oar , And hurry on to the moonlight shore , To guard their realms and chase away
The footsteps of the invading Fay . XIV . Fearlessly he skims along , His hope is ...
... that flings At once a thousand streamy stings ; They cut the wave with the living
oar , And hurry on to the moonlight shore , To guard their realms and chase away
The footsteps of the invading Fay . XIV . Fearlessly he skims along , His hope is ...
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Then the hunter turned away from that scene , Where the home of his fathers
once had been , And heard by the distant and measured stroke , That the
woodman hewed down the giant oak , And burning thoughts flashed over his
mind Of the ...
Then the hunter turned away from that scene , Where the home of his fathers
once had been , And heard by the distant and measured stroke , That the
woodman hewed down the giant oak , And burning thoughts flashed over his
mind Of the ...
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Then stay where the night breeze o'er flowers is stealing , And raise your young
voices in music once more ; Let them blend with the stream , its soft murmurs
revealing , In the ripples of silver which roll to the shore . when summer has fled ,
and ...
Then stay where the night breeze o'er flowers is stealing , And raise your young
voices in music once more ; Let them blend with the stream , its soft murmurs
revealing , In the ripples of silver which roll to the shore . when summer has fled ,
and ...
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177 Then , to draw back the veil which envelopes a land , Where delectable
prospects in beauty expand ; To smell the green fields , — the fresh waters to
hear , Whose once fairy music enchanted the ear ; To drink in the smiles that
delighted ...
177 Then , to draw back the veil which envelopes a land , Where delectable
prospects in beauty expand ; To smell the green fields , — the fresh waters to
hear , Whose once fairy music enchanted the ear ; To drink in the smiles that
delighted ...
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A moment , and the pageant's gone ; The red men are no more ; The palefaced
strangers stand alone Upon the river's shore ; And the proud wood king , who
their arts disdained , Finds but a bloody grave , where once he reigned . The
forest ...
A moment , and the pageant's gone ; The red men are no more ; The palefaced
strangers stand alone Upon the river's shore ; And the proud wood king , who
their arts disdained , Finds but a bloody grave , where once he reigned . The
forest ...
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| Título | The Poets of America: Illustrated by One of Her Painters... |
| Editor | John Keese |
| Ilustrado por | John Gadsby Chapman |
| Editor | C. Tilt, 1840 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad Estatal de Ohio |
| Digitalizado | 4 Ago. 2014 |
| ISBN | 0608416118, 9780608416113 |
| Largo | 284 páginas |
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