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... feelings of every heart- And until the heart itself shall decay , That feeling will never pass away ! V. To her Child . SWEET infant , smile again — although I may not claim that look of thine- My soul , alas ! can never know The ...
... feelings of every heart- And until the heart itself shall decay , That feeling will never pass away ! V. To her Child . SWEET infant , smile again — although I may not claim that look of thine- My soul , alas ! can never know The ...
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... feeling this ennobling im- pulse : we cannot read a line in Lord Byron , without feeling our- selves degraded . Mr. Shee addresses himself to minds who feel they have worth and virtue , who feel there is something great and noble in ...
... feeling this ennobling im- pulse : we cannot read a line in Lord Byron , without feeling our- selves degraded . Mr. Shee addresses himself to minds who feel they have worth and virtue , who feel there is something great and noble in ...
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... feeling was , to them , not a thing to express , but a theme to write variations upon -a nucleus , about which other thoughts and feelings were to be made to crystallize . A star was not bright to their eyes till it had been set in a ...
... feeling was , to them , not a thing to express , but a theme to write variations upon -a nucleus , about which other thoughts and feelings were to be made to crystallize . A star was not bright to their eyes till it had been set in a ...
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