Mosses from an Old Manse, Volume 1Wiley and Putnam, 1846 - 208 pagina's |
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Pagina 5
... expression ; the more lovely for the quietude that so well accords with the hour , when even the wind , after blustering all day long , usually hushes itself to rest . Each tree and rock , and every blade of grass , is distinctly imaged ...
... expression ; the more lovely for the quietude that so well accords with the hour , when even the wind , after blustering all day long , usually hushes itself to rest . Each tree and rock , and every blade of grass , is distinctly imaged ...
Pagina 27
... expression of what he knew , while he was writing it , to be but a distorted survey of the state and prospects of mankind . There were circumstances around me , which made it difficult to view the world precisely as it exists ; for ...
... expression of what he knew , while he was writing it , to be but a distorted survey of the state and prospects of mankind . There were circumstances around me , which made it difficult to view the world precisely as it exists ; for ...
Pagina 31
... expressing satisfactorily the thoughts which they profess to image such trifles , I truly feel , afford no solid basis for a literary reputation . Nevertheless , the public - if my limited number of readers , whom I venture to regard ...
... expressing satisfactorily the thoughts which they profess to image such trifles , I truly feel , afford no solid basis for a literary reputation . Nevertheless , the public - if my limited number of readers , whom I venture to regard ...
Pagina 35
... expression that his face often wore , to change the roses of her cheek into a deathlike paleness , amid which the Crimson Hand was brought strongly out , like a bas - relief of ruby on the whitest marble . Late , one night , when the ...
... expression that his face often wore , to change the roses of her cheek into a deathlike paleness , amid which the Crimson Hand was brought strongly out , like a bas - relief of ruby on the whitest marble . Late , one night , when the ...
Pagina 36
... expression ? It is in her heart now- we must have it out ! ' - Reflect , my husband ; for by all means I would have you recall that dream . " The mind is in a sad state , when Sleep , the all - involving , can- not confine her spectres ...
... expression ? It is in her heart now- we must have it out ! ' - Reflect , my husband ; for by all means I would have you recall that dream . " The mind is in a sad state , when Sleep , the all - involving , can- not confine her spectres ...
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Adam and Eve Alpine Alps amid Annie avalanches awful Aylmer Beatrice beautiful behold beneath birth-mark bosom breast breath Bullfrog castle clouds companion cried dark death deep dream earth earthly exclaimed eyes face faith fancy father feel feet fire flowers forest gazed Georgiana Giovanni glaciers gleam Goldau Goodman Brown guest Hall of Fantasy hand head heard heart Heaven human imagination Koenigsfelden lady lake Lake Lucerne leaves light looked Lord Byron mankind mind Miroir Mont Blanc moral mountain mystery nature never night Old Manse once Owen Warland passed perhaps precipice Rappaccini replied Reuben Rhine river rock Roderick Rudesheim scene seemed shadow side smile snow soul spirit stood strange sunshine Suwarrow sweet Switzerland thing thou thought tion traveller trees truth turned valley Vanity Fair Virtuoso voice wandered whole wild window wrought young young Goodman Brown youth