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NATURE . ATURE never did betray NA me The heart that loved her : ' tis her privilege , Through all the years of this our life , to lead From joy to joy ; for she can so inform The mind that is within us , so impress With quietness and ...
NATURE . ATURE never did betray NA me The heart that loved her : ' tis her privilege , Through all the years of this our life , to lead From joy to joy ; for she can so inform The mind that is within us , so impress With quietness and ...
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... hearts to their inmost depths are stirred By the first spring flower and the song of the bird ; Our sweet , strange feelings no room can find , They wander like dreams through heart and mind . O Spring - time sweet ! Now the old and the ...
... hearts to their inmost depths are stirred By the first spring flower and the song of the bird ; Our sweet , strange feelings no room can find , They wander like dreams through heart and mind . O Spring - time sweet ! Now the old and the ...
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... heart of our fears , Of the harvest that springs from a great nation's tears : O , the rain , the plentiful rain ! --- - The Spectator . TR THE RAINBOW . RIUMPHAL arch , that fill'st the 34 POETRY OF THE SEASONS . The Spectator.
... heart of our fears , Of the harvest that springs from a great nation's tears : O , the rain , the plentiful rain ! --- - The Spectator . TR THE RAINBOW . RIUMPHAL arch , that fill'st the 34 POETRY OF THE SEASONS . The Spectator.
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... heart had passed . Oh , ancient , wide , unfathomed Sea , Ere the mountains were , God fashioned thee ; And he gave , in thine awful depths to dwell , Things like thyself untamable— The Dragons old , and the Harpy brood , Were the lords ...
... heart had passed . Oh , ancient , wide , unfathomed Sea , Ere the mountains were , God fashioned thee ; And he gave , in thine awful depths to dwell , Things like thyself untamable— The Dragons old , and the Harpy brood , Were the lords ...
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