The Keepsake for ....proprietor, 1844 |
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... nature in ancient history , and which are pointed out to youth as examples of heroism and nobility of soul : but I doubt if there can be found one more honourable to the parties than this simple narrative I have given of the conduct of ...
... nature in ancient history , and which are pointed out to youth as examples of heroism and nobility of soul : but I doubt if there can be found one more honourable to the parties than this simple narrative I have given of the conduct of ...
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... nature of the circumstance itself , and partly because it occurred to me at an age when the fancy is peculiarly impressible , and the judgment , not having arrived at its maturity , is incapable of interposing as a check and a ...
... nature of the circumstance itself , and partly because it occurred to me at an age when the fancy is peculiarly impressible , and the judgment , not having arrived at its maturity , is incapable of interposing as a check and a ...
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... natural anxiety to avail myself of so many new advantages and pleasures ; " I should be so sorry to vex - to anger her . " " She would have no right to be either vexed or angry ; replied Otto resolutely ; " however , I have provided ...
... natural anxiety to avail myself of so many new advantages and pleasures ; " I should be so sorry to vex - to anger her . " " She would have no right to be either vexed or angry ; replied Otto resolutely ; " however , I have provided ...
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... Nature , expressly for the purpose of harbouring some such inmate as the stern and frowning fortress . A natural shelf , or table , of considerable size , afforded an ample basement , behind which the rock rose to a stupendous height ...
... Nature , expressly for the purpose of harbouring some such inmate as the stern and frowning fortress . A natural shelf , or table , of considerable size , afforded an ample basement , behind which the rock rose to a stupendous height ...
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... nature . She would describe to me how we should spend our days in an alternation of agreeable society and elegant retirement , happy in each other's affection , without a care or a cloud to dim the clear 1 Louis David Cha Heath horizon ...
... nature . She would describe to me how we should spend our days in an alternation of agreeable society and elegant retirement , happy in each other's affection , without a care or a cloud to dim the clear 1 Louis David Cha Heath horizon ...
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第 73 頁 - Shall help the finder through the purging flame, And give his toasted feet a place to rest on. Accordingly, they make a mighty fuss With every wretched tract and fierce oration, And hoard the leaves ; for they are not, like us, A highly...
第 194 頁 - He who observes it, ere he passes on, Gazes his fill, and comes and comes again, That he may call it up when far away. She sits, inclining forward as to speak, Her lips half open, and her finger up, As though she said,
第 74 頁 - Were the hard portion of its sons and daughters: And yet, where they who should have ope'd the door Of charity and light, for all men's finding, Squabbled for words upon the altar-floor, And rent the Book, in struggles for the binding. The gentlest man among these pious Turks, God's living image ruthlessly defaces; Their best high-churchman, with no faith in works, Bowstrings the Virtues in the market-places: The Christian Pariah, whom both sects curse (They curse all other men, and curse each other),...
第 73 頁 - And hoard the leaves — for they are not, like us, A highly civilized and thinking nation : And, always stooping in the miry ways To look for matter of this earthly leaven, They seldom, in their dust-exploring days, Have any leisure to look up to Heaven. So have I known a country on the earth Where darkness sat upon the living waters, And brutal ignorance, and toil, and dearth Were the hard portion of its sons and daughters : And yet, where they who should have oped the door Of charity and light,...
第 73 頁 - A highly civilized and thinking nation : And, always stooping in the miry ways To look for matter of this earthly leaven, They seldom, in their dust-exploring days, Have any leisure to look up to Heaven. So have I known a country on the earth Where darkness sat upon the living waters, And brutal ignorance...
第 134 頁 - LOSS AND GAIN. MYRIAD Roses, unregretted, perish in their vernal bloom, That the essence of their sweetness once your Beauty may perfume. Myriad Veins of richest life-blood empty forth their priceless worth, To exalt one Will imperial over spacious realms of earth. Myriad Hearts are pained and broken that one Poet may be taught To discern the shapes of passion and describe them as he ought. Myriad Minds of heavenly temper pass as passes moon or star, That one philosophic Spirit may ascend the solar...
第 183 頁 - Where Malvern's verdant ridges gleam Beneath the morning ray, Look eastward : see Sabrina's stream Roll rapidly away : Not even such fair scenes detain Those who are cited to the main. It may not be : yet youth returns, Who runs (we hear) as fast, And in my breast the fire that burns She promises shall last. The lord of these domains was one Who loved me like an only son.* I see the garden-walks so trim, The house-reflecting pond, I hear again the voice of him Who seldom went beyond The Roman camp's...
第 134 頁 - ... essence of their sweetness once your Beauty may perfume. Myriad Veins of richest life-blood empty forth their priceless worth, To exalt one Will imperial over spacious realms of earth. Myriad Hearts are pained and broken that one Poet may be taught To discern the shapes of passion and describe them as he ought. Myriad Minds of heavenly temper pass as passes moon or star, That one philosophic Spirit may ascend the solar car. Sacrifice and Self-devotion hallow earth and fill the skies, And the...
第 134 頁 - MYRIAD Roses, unregretted, perish in their vernal bloom, That the essence of their sweetness once your Beauty may perfume. Myriad Veins of richest life-blood empty forth their priceless worth, To exalt one Will imperial over spacious realms of earth. Myriad Hearts are pained and broken that one Poet may be taught To discern the shapes of passion and describe them as he ought. Myriad Minds of heavenly temper pass as passes moon or star, That one philosophic Spirit may ascend the solar car. Sacrifice...
第 8 頁 - Of this world's being — with hope-tempcr'd fear I fain would read, in your sublime repose, A sanction for the humble course I steer Through the entroubled torrent that o'erflows The crumbling landmarks of our English isle. Alike in Winter's frown, or Summer's smile, In changeless Faith, like that of ancient Seer, Your steadfast gaze to Heaven is raised ; the while, From that fond aspect, blessing far and near, Run the bright streams, that spread for many a mile Gifts weired as those of Egypt's...