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XXII . Denn welcher Sterbliche wirft sehnend nicht den Blick In eine schöne Flur ,
die er verließ , zurück ? Wer hat gedankenlos , von Sicherheit berauschet , Dies
englich süße Sein mit jener Nacht vertausdet ? XXII . Chi mai , chi de l'oblío nel ...
XXII . Denn welcher Sterbliche wirft sehnend nicht den Blick In eine schöne Flur ,
die er verließ , zurück ? Wer hat gedankenlos , von Sicherheit berauschet , Dies
englich süße Sein mit jener Nacht vertausdet ? XXII . Chi mai , chi de l'oblío nel ...
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XXII . This pleasing , anxious being e'er resign'd ; Left warm precincts of the
cheerful day , cast one longing , lingering look behind ? || || Κέκλιτ ' άπoιχoμένα
φιλίω τιν ' εφ '. For who , to dumb Forgetfulness a prey , On some fond breast the ...
XXII . This pleasing , anxious being e'er resign'd ; Left warm precincts of the
cheerful day , cast one longing , lingering look behind ? || || Κέκλιτ ' άπoιχoμένα
φιλίω τιν ' εφ '. For who , to dumb Forgetfulness a prey , On some fond breast the ...
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