The Juvenile MagazineJ. Dickenson, 1875 |
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... seemed as if none heeded it or drank of it but the water - lilies on its bosom . Yet even then its waters had not been wasted . For the traveller could trace its course by the brighter green of the grass on either side , and by the ...
... seemed as if none heeded it or drank of it but the water - lilies on its bosom . Yet even then its waters had not been wasted . For the traveller could trace its course by the brighter green of the grass on either side , and by the ...
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... seemed to see their wings As I sang my evening song . And then the old man answered , yes , Kissing her childish face ; And , looking up to the tinted sky , In the distant ' therial space . He prayed for grace to wait the time Even ...
... seemed to see their wings As I sang my evening song . And then the old man answered , yes , Kissing her childish face ; And , looking up to the tinted sky , In the distant ' therial space . He prayed for grace to wait the time Even ...
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... seemed an impossibility ; hence there was hesitation , and that it was which grieved his tender heart . his ' I can't , Freddie . You can't . It's no use to try . The ladder is too heavy , even if you could climb it when ' — ' Come and ...
... seemed an impossibility ; hence there was hesitation , and that it was which grieved his tender heart . his ' I can't , Freddie . You can't . It's no use to try . The ladder is too heavy , even if you could climb it when ' — ' Come and ...
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... seemed wholly exhausted . The spas- modic efforts ceased , and the poor thing only swung listlessly to and fro at the end of his halter . Then his friends scattered and went farther away , as if they said , ' Well , if you give up ...
... seemed wholly exhausted . The spas- modic efforts ceased , and the poor thing only swung listlessly to and fro at the end of his halter . Then his friends scattered and went farther away , as if they said , ' Well , if you give up ...
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... had longed to get out of the warm , close school - room into the open air . His head often ached , because he was tired and hungry and the room was warm . But this day his head seemed more dull and stupid than ever . The words moved over.
... had longed to get out of the warm , close school - room into the open air . His head often ached , because he was tired and hungry and the room was warm . But this day his head seemed more dull and stupid than ever . The words moved over.
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