Selections from the Correspondence of R.E.H. Greyson, Esq. [pseud.]Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans, and Roberts, 1861 - 432 páginas |
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... sleep in the very chamber where they looked the last look of love ; pass the very path which leads straight by the sepulchre where we laid them in such agony of sorrow , and often , yes , often never think of them at all ! But meantime ...
... sleep in the very chamber where they looked the last look of love ; pass the very path which leads straight by the sepulchre where we laid them in such agony of sorrow , and often , yes , often never think of them at all ! But meantime ...
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... sleeps " and is not " dead " within us ; and that it is a proof of the beneficence with which the mind has been constructed , that we become blind and deaf to objects far more fit to awaken memory than are the rarely seen trifles that ...
... sleeps " and is not " dead " within us ; and that it is a proof of the beneficence with which the mind has been constructed , that we become blind and deaf to objects far more fit to awaken memory than are the rarely seen trifles that ...
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... sleeping figure before her , and , sobbing , hoped it was sleeping its last sleep . She listened for his breath- ing — she heard none ; she lifted the taper to his lips - the flame wavered not ; he had indeed passed away while she ...
... sleeping figure before her , and , sobbing , hoped it was sleeping its last sleep . She listened for his breath- ing — she heard none ; she lifted the taper to his lips - the flame wavered not ; he had indeed passed away while she ...
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... sleep , I could hardly have been more be- wildered . You talk of the " dear familiar spots so bright in memory ; " but I fancy you would hardly recognise them if you saw them . As to your request that I would send you a sketch or two ...
... sleep , I could hardly have been more be- wildered . You talk of the " dear familiar spots so bright in memory ; " but I fancy you would hardly recognise them if you saw them . As to your request that I would send you a sketch or two ...
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... sleeps soundly , is vivacious in manner and expression , and has that most lovely feature of age , sympathy with the young . He bears the " burden " of years cheerfully , and is studiously anxious not to impose a grain's weight on ...
... sleeps soundly , is vivacious in manner and expression , and has that most lovely feature of age , sympathy with the young . He bears the " burden " of years cheerfully , and is studiously anxious not to impose a grain's weight on ...
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Selections from the Correspondence of R.E.H. Greyson, Esq. [pseud.] Henry Rogers Vista completa - 1861 |
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