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... light- ning , to mine , and at once she perceived the whole truth . " That Letter was yours , then ? " she asked of me eagerly ; and , without hesitation , of course , I acknowledged the fact ; when in the most earnest manner she ...
... light- ning , to mine , and at once she perceived the whole truth . " That Letter was yours , then ? " she asked of me eagerly ; and , without hesitation , of course , I acknowledged the fact ; when in the most earnest manner she ...
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... Light is come . ( Air . · - There is a bleak Desert . ( Air . - Crescentini . ) ( Air . - Nicholas Freeman . ) . 298 - 300 Since first Thy Word . Hark ! ' tis the Breeze . ( Air . Rousseau . ) Where is your Dwelling , ye sainted ? ( Air ...
... Light is come . ( Air . · - There is a bleak Desert . ( Air . - Crescentini . ) ( Air . - Nicholas Freeman . ) . 298 - 300 Since first Thy Word . Hark ! ' tis the Breeze . ( Air . Rousseau . ) Where is your Dwelling , ye sainted ? ( Air ...
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... light that surrounds us is all from within ; Oh ' tis not , believe me , in that happy time We can love , as in hours of less transport we may ; - Of our smiles , of our hopes , ' tis the gay sunny prime , But affection is truest when ...
... light that surrounds us is all from within ; Oh ' tis not , believe me , in that happy time We can love , as in hours of less transport we may ; - Of our smiles , of our hopes , ' tis the gay sunny prime , But affection is truest when ...
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... light they leave Still faint behind them glowing , So , when the close of pleasure's day To gloom hath near consign'd us , We turn to catch one fading ray Of joy that's left behind us . WHEN COLD IN THE EARTH . WHEN cold in the 8 IRISH ...
... light they leave Still faint behind them glowing , So , when the close of pleasure's day To gloom hath near consign'd us , We turn to catch one fading ray Of joy that's left behind us . WHEN COLD IN THE EARTH . WHEN cold in the 8 IRISH ...
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... light he was tempted to roam , Be it bliss to remember that thou wert the star That arose on his darkness , and guided him home . From thee and thy innocent beauty first came The revealings , that taught him true love to adore , To feel ...
... light he was tempted to roam , Be it bliss to remember that thou wert the star That arose on his darkness , and guided him home . From thee and thy innocent beauty first came The revealings , that taught him true love to adore , To feel ...
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