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748 “ The might of one fair face sublimes my love ' j Virtuoso , The . . . . . 859 ( 7 .
E . Taylor ' s Translation ) AKERMAN , LUCY E . ARNOLD , EDWIN . America ,
England , b . 1831 . “ Nothing but leaves " . . . . . 333 Almond Blossoms . . . . . . 419
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748 “ The might of one fair face sublimes my love ' j Virtuoso , The . . . . . 859 ( 7 .
E . Taylor ' s Translation ) AKERMAN , LUCY E . ARNOLD , EDWIN . America ,
England , b . 1831 . “ Nothing but leaves " . . . . . 333 Almond Blossoms . . . . . . 419
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... simply saying , “ Here are some lines that our Willie has been writing , ” she
read the poem , raised her eyes to the father ' s face , and burst into tears , in
which Dr . Bryant , a somewhat reserved and silent man , was not ashamed to
join .
... simply saying , “ Here are some lines that our Willie has been writing , ” she
read the poem , raised her eyes to the father ' s face , and burst into tears , in
which Dr . Bryant , a somewhat reserved and silent man , was not ashamed to
join .
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In our day the style of writing adopted by eminent living poets is often seen
reflected in the verses of their younger contemporaries , — - sometimes with an
effect like that of a face beheld in a tarnished mirror . Thus it is that poets are
formed by ...
In our day the style of writing adopted by eminent living poets is often seen
reflected in the verses of their younger contemporaries , — - sometimes with an
effect like that of a face beheld in a tarnished mirror . Thus it is that poets are
formed by ...
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Seated I see the two again , But not alone ; they entertain A little angel unaware ,
With face as round as is the moon ; A royal guest with flaxen hair , Who , throned
upon his lofty chair , Drums on the table with his spoon , Then drops it careless ...
Seated I see the two again , But not alone ; they entertain A little angel unaware ,
With face as round as is the moon ; A royal guest with flaxen hair , Who , throned
upon his lofty chair , Drums on the table with his spoon , Then drops it careless ...
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Will sing his little song of love , when left to I cannot say how this may be ; I know
his face sport alone . is fair , — His presence is like sunshine sent to gladden And
yet his chiefest comeliness is his sweet and home and hearth , serious air ; To ...
Will sing his little song of love , when left to I cannot say how this may be ; I know
his face sport alone . is fair , — His presence is like sunshine sent to gladden And
yet his chiefest comeliness is his sweet and home and hearth , serious air ; To ...
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书目信息
| 名称 | A NEW LIBRARY OF POETRY AND SONG |
| 作者 | WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT |
| 出版日期 | 1876 |
| 出处： | 密歇根大学 |
| 数字化处理时间 | 2006年2月17日 |
| 导出参考文献 | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |