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Then enter , boys ; cheerly , boys , enter and rest ; I'll show you the life , boys , we live in the west . Oho , boys ! -oho , boys ! -- oho ! Here , brothers , secure from all turmoil and danger , We reap what we sow , for the soil is ...
Then enter , boys ; cheerly , boys , enter and rest ; I'll show you the life , boys , we live in the west . Oho , boys ! -oho , boys ! -- oho ! Here , brothers , secure from all turmoil and danger , We reap what we sow , for the soil is ...
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Of that maxim still ready example to give , Better death earned with honor than ignobly to live . How can he wholesome Truth's admonitions defy , On whose manly brow never sat a foul lie ? Of the fair - born protector , how Virtue ...
Of that maxim still ready example to give , Better death earned with honor than ignobly to live . How can he wholesome Truth's admonitions defy , On whose manly brow never sat a foul lie ? Of the fair - born protector , how Virtue ...
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But live , my AZIм ; -oh ! to call thee mine " Thus once again ! my AzIM - dream divine ! " Live , if thou ever lov'dst me , if to meet 64 " 66 Thy ZELICA hereafter would be sweet , " Oh , live to pray for her - to bend the knee ...
But live , my AZIм ; -oh ! to call thee mine " Thus once again ! my AzIM - dream divine ! " Live , if thou ever lov'dst me , if to meet 64 " 66 Thy ZELICA hereafter would be sweet , " Oh , live to pray for her - to bend the knee ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Mirror Library, Issues 1-31 |
| Editors | George Pope Morris, Nathaniel Parker Willis |
| Published | 1843 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 2 Mar 2007 |
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