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... dark chambers of dejection freed , " 428 To the Memory of Raisley Calvert . " Calvert , it must not be , " 428 ... Dark and more dark , ' " These words were uttered , " • From the Italian of Michael Angelo . " Yes , hope may , " To the ...
... dark chambers of dejection freed , " 428 To the Memory of Raisley Calvert . " Calvert , it must not be , " 428 ... Dark and more dark , ' " These words were uttered , " • From the Italian of Michael Angelo . " Yes , hope may , " To the ...
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... dark with beech ; More high , to where creation seems to end , Shade above shade , the desert pines ascend , Yet with his infants , man undaunted creeps And hangs his small wood - hut upon the steeps . Where'er below amid the savage ...
... dark with beech ; More high , to where creation seems to end , Shade above shade , the desert pines ascend , Yet with his infants , man undaunted creeps And hangs his small wood - hut upon the steeps . Where'er below amid the savage ...
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... DARK , and more dark , the shades of evening fell ; The wished - for point was reached - but late the hour ; And little could we see of all that power Of prospect , whereof many thousands tell . The western sky did recompense us well ...
... DARK , and more dark , the shades of evening fell ; The wished - for point was reached - but late the hour ; And little could we see of all that power Of prospect , whereof many thousands tell . The western sky did recompense us well ...
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