The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 44
THE LEAVES ARE TURNING Look how the trees grow merry , The chestnut and the cherry , But not with flowers : these are the farewell hours , Leaves bare the ruined bowers . But see the tinsel torches Above the shattered porches , They look ...
THE LEAVES ARE TURNING Look how the trees grow merry , The chestnut and the cherry , But not with flowers : these are the farewell hours , Leaves bare the ruined bowers . But see the tinsel torches Above the shattered porches , They look ...
Pagina 187
... look large and bright . As for the plants themselves , they are mostly charming dwarves with evergreen leaves and cheerful flowers . They are Arctic plants , and certainly they can endure great cold ; Moss Campion has been known to ...
... look large and bright . As for the plants themselves , they are mostly charming dwarves with evergreen leaves and cheerful flowers . They are Arctic plants , and certainly they can endure great cold ; Moss Campion has been known to ...
Pagina 205
... look towards France and the other Western Powers . This might be France's historic opportunity . But whether , as a means of weakening the German nation permanently , it would be politic to carry out a dismemberment which would convert ...
... look towards France and the other Western Powers . This might be France's historic opportunity . But whether , as a means of weakening the German nation permanently , it would be politic to carry out a dismemberment which would convert ...
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