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Page 148
As she proceeded , the mournful maid kept her eyes fixed upon the opposite
shore . Whenever a flock appeared in view , her heart beat with hope , she
increased her pace , and advancing to the river ' s brink , she sought her beloved
...
As she proceeded , the mournful maid kept her eyes fixed upon the opposite
shore . Whenever a flock appeared in view , her heart beat with hope , she
increased her pace , and advancing to the river ' s brink , she sought her beloved
...
Page 202
More sweet than health ' s fresh bloom the wan hue seemed Which sat upon her
pallid cheek ; her eye , Her placid eye ... while smilingly She eyes the dashing
billows as they roar , And braves the boisterous stornis so oft endured before .
More sweet than health ' s fresh bloom the wan hue seemed Which sat upon her
pallid cheek ; her eye , Her placid eye ... while smilingly She eyes the dashing
billows as they roar , And braves the boisterous stornis so oft endured before .
Page 224
The gratitude can never be express ' d That fill ' d their hearts , so laden down
with grief , When morn appear ' d , and hastend their relief , When first their
longing eyes descried the land , And saw with joy deliv ' rance was at hand .
When first ...
The gratitude can never be express ' d That fill ' d their hearts , so laden down
with grief , When morn appear ' d , and hastend their relief , When first their
longing eyes descried the land , And saw with joy deliv ' rance was at hand .
When first ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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