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For if some hard rock we should split on , We shall never see them any more . But sailors were born for all weathers , Great guns let it blow high or low , Our duty keeps us to our tethers , And where the gale drives we must go .
For if some hard rock we should split on , We shall never see them any more . But sailors were born for all weathers , Great guns let it blow high or low , Our duty keeps us to our tethers , And where the gale drives we must go .
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That Virtue hath from her fair eyes removing ; These are the passions of Corruption's proving : But they that love and long for God , his sight , In worldly trifies never take delight . The prince , anointed with the oil of grace ...
That Virtue hath from her fair eyes removing ; These are the passions of Corruption's proving : But they that love and long for God , his sight , In worldly trifies never take delight . The prince , anointed with the oil of grace ...
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Flow , Plistus , flow , thy murmuring wave Shall never drop its silv'ry tear Upon so pure , so blest a grave , To memory so entirely dear ! LOVE AND MARRIAGE . Still the question I must parry , Still a wayward truant prove : Where I ...
Flow , Plistus , flow , thy murmuring wave Shall never drop its silv'ry tear Upon so pure , so blest a grave , To memory so entirely dear ! LOVE AND MARRIAGE . Still the question I must parry , Still a wayward truant prove : Where I ...
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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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