The Doomed, 1 tomasCarey, Lea and Blanchard, 1834 |
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... , little dreams how fre- quently she has been gazed upon with admiration , and how often her honied accents have been listen- ed to with delight by THE DOOMED . THE DOOMED . CHAPTER I. " I have heard the PREFACE. ...
... , little dreams how fre- quently she has been gazed upon with admiration , and how often her honied accents have been listen- ed to with delight by THE DOOMED . THE DOOMED . CHAPTER I. " I have heard the PREFACE. ...
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... gazed upon the bright city with feelings that awoke a degree of interest , even amidst the ruin and the desolation I bore within . I saw its treble walls , round which the Euphrates glided like a silver stream ; its gates of burnished ...
... gazed upon the bright city with feelings that awoke a degree of interest , even amidst the ruin and the desolation I bore within . I saw its treble walls , round which the Euphrates glided like a silver stream ; its gates of burnished ...
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... gazed upon it , surrounded with all the borrowed splendour of the bright and early light of day , and deemed it a fair specimen of exquisite workmanship bestowed on the most costly of materials . Now , I could not in my own mind ...
... gazed upon it , surrounded with all the borrowed splendour of the bright and early light of day , and deemed it a fair specimen of exquisite workmanship bestowed on the most costly of materials . Now , I could not in my own mind ...
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... gazed from afar on my mad career , —the mountain - eagle for a moment flapped his wings above my head , and then fled from a course well nigh as swift and fearless as his own . On , on I hurried ; - trees , rocks , hills , and mountains ...
... gazed from afar on my mad career , —the mountain - eagle for a moment flapped his wings above my head , and then fled from a course well nigh as swift and fearless as his own . On , on I hurried ; - trees , rocks , hills , and mountains ...
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... gazed upon its tranquil , motionless beauty , till , like the followers of Vishnu , I could have deemed it nigh divine . A cool fragrant air arose from its transparent wave , the refreshing sweetness of which can only be esteemed by ...
... gazed upon its tranquil , motionless beauty , till , like the followers of Vishnu , I could have deemed it nigh divine . A cool fragrant air arose from its transparent wave , the refreshing sweetness of which can only be esteemed by ...
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agony Alice amidst Amroŭ answered appeared approached arms arose beautiful beheld beneath Brahmins breast breath bright burst calm cast champac cheek cloud cold countenance cubits dark darted dead death deep desolation Di Portici Dinwiddie dream dungeon dwelling earth elbow-joints Ellen exclaimed eyes fancied fearful fearfully feeling fell felt forward gazed gentle Grand Inquisitor hand happy head heard heart heaven Holy hope hour human innocent Inquisitor Kedron knew La Scala Leiah light lips look melancholy methought minarets mind morning Nebuchadnezzar never once pale passed peace Portici proud remained repose Rome ruins sackbut Saladin Saracen Scala Santa scarcely scene seemed shone shout sight silent sitor smile solitary soon sorrow soul sound spirit spoke spot stood tempest thou thought thousand tion tower of David turned uttered voice walls WASHINGTON IRVING weary whispered wild words wretched youth Zehlima
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