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... never much esteem'd , But this fear soon subsided , and I said , " I'll hear this blind lad and my little maid . " That instant down she pluck'd a woodbine wreath , The loose leaves rattled on my head beneath ; This was for Alfred ...
... never much esteem'd , But this fear soon subsided , and I said , " I'll hear this blind lad and my little maid . " That instant down she pluck'd a woodbine wreath , The loose leaves rattled on my head beneath ; This was for Alfred ...
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... never have allowed his thoughts to wander homewards that , when sicken- ing among the sands and winds of the desert , he should never have sighed for the freshness of his native mountains ; this does , indeed , prove an ardour in the ...
... never have allowed his thoughts to wander homewards that , when sicken- ing among the sands and winds of the desert , he should never have sighed for the freshness of his native mountains ; this does , indeed , prove an ardour in the ...
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... never undertaken , and that such a city never existed in Phrygia . Morritt , in his reply to Bryant , adopted the system of Chevalier , and adduced more ingenious arguments in its defence than those on which it was first ushered into ...
... never undertaken , and that such a city never existed in Phrygia . Morritt , in his reply to Bryant , adopted the system of Chevalier , and adduced more ingenious arguments in its defence than those on which it was first ushered into ...
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