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Page 40
The next day I asked one of his friends , who was the author of this poem and this
was the first time I heard Klopstock's ... At the least , my thoughts were ever with
him filled , especially because his friend told me very much of his character .
The next day I asked one of his friends , who was the author of this poem and this
was the first time I heard Klopstock's ... At the least , my thoughts were ever with
him filled , especially because his friend told me very much of his character .
Page 146
I observed that several females were very profitably engaged in needle - work for
their friends and families . What little pecuniary emoluments they may acquire by
their industry , supply them with pocket - money . The men usually pass ...
I observed that several females were very profitably engaged in needle - work for
their friends and families . What little pecuniary emoluments they may acquire by
their industry , supply them with pocket - money . The men usually pass ...
Page 217
My friends , expectant , fill the crowded strand But , ere I gain the shore , what
storms arise ! My vessel founders , e'en in sight of land , And now a wreck upon
the beach she lies ! Firm , tho ' subinissive , the sad wreck I see , " Nor think the ...
My friends , expectant , fill the crowded strand But , ere I gain the shore , what
storms arise ! My vessel founders , e'en in sight of land , And now a wreck upon
the beach she lies ! Firm , tho ' subinissive , the sad wreck I see , " Nor think the ...
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