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He sat by the mossy stone And he thought beneath these trees Whence the clear rivulet gush'd , He liad many an hour beguiled ; And thoughts of childhood's hours by - gone And he bow'd his head upon his knees , Upon his spirit rush'd .
He sat by the mossy stone And he thought beneath these trees Whence the clear rivulet gush'd , He liad many an hour beguiled ; And thoughts of childhood's hours by - gone And he bow'd his head upon his knees , Upon his spirit rush'd .
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High ty , in a solitude so appalling , a above there ran a range of seven loneliness so dreary , that thought , grated windows , guarded with massy for want of fellowship , would lose bars of the ...
High ty , in a solitude so appalling , a above there ran a range of seven loneliness so dreary , that thought , grated windows , guarded with massy for want of fellowship , would lose bars of the ...
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He could have escaped from its posi- gazed till his eyes ached ; he could tion , that he soon dismissed the discover nothing to explain the thought from his mind . mystery . That it was so , he knew , Vivenzio partook of the food that ...
He could have escaped from its posi- gazed till his eyes ached ; he could tion , that he soon dismissed the discover nothing to explain the thought from his mind . mystery . That it was so , he knew , Vivenzio partook of the food that ...
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Presently , however , he This perplexing mystery had for felt a rush of cold air blow upon a time withdrawn his thoughts from ... he thought , ed his eyes , hot and inflamed with to that over which the three winwatching , towards them .
Presently , however , he This perplexing mystery had for felt a rush of cold air blow upon a time withdrawn his thoughts from ... he thought , ed his eyes , hot and inflamed with to that over which the three winwatching , towards them .
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He clenches his what tongue utter , or what pen de- throat in his convulsive gripe , as scribe , the dark and terrible charac- though he would strangle himself ter of his thoughts ? Like the fate at once .
He clenches his what tongue utter , or what pen de- throat in his convulsive gripe , as scribe , the dark and terrible charac- though he would strangle himself ter of his thoughts ? Like the fate at once .
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