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Página 137
I saw two clouds at morning , Tinged by the rising sun , And in the dawn they
floated on , And mingled into onte ; I thought that morning cloud was blest , It
moved so sweetly to the west . “ And art thou dead , thou gentle youth ! And art
thou ...
I saw two clouds at morning , Tinged by the rising sun , And in the dawn they
floated on , And mingled into onte ; I thought that morning cloud was blest , It
moved so sweetly to the west . “ And art thou dead , thou gentle youth ! And art
thou ...
Página 148
The sun has gane down o'er the lofty Ben Lomond , And left the red clouds to
preside o'er the scene , While lanely I stray in the calm summer gloanin ' , To
muse on sweet Jessie , the Flower o ' Dumblane . seen RICHARD RYAN .
ROBERT ...
The sun has gane down o'er the lofty Ben Lomond , And left the red clouds to
preside o'er the scene , While lanely I stray in the calm summer gloanin ' , To
muse on sweet Jessie , the Flower o ' Dumblane . seen RICHARD RYAN .
ROBERT ...
Página 182
Fearless , uninjured , while the strong winds blow , Softly she stooped , her dear
face sweetly fair , While the clouds gather , and the waters roar , And sweeter
since a light like love was there , And mighty ships are broken on the shore .
Fearless , uninjured , while the strong winds blow , Softly she stooped , her dear
face sweetly fair , While the clouds gather , and the waters roar , And sweeter
since a light like love was there , And mighty ships are broken on the shore .
Página 213
But we have loved as those who tread The thorny path of sorrow , With clouds
above , and cause to dread Yet deeper gloom to - morrow . That thorny path ,
those stormy skies , Have drawn our spirits nearer ; And rendered us , by sorrow's
ties ...
But we have loved as those who tread The thorny path of sorrow , With clouds
above , and cause to dread Yet deeper gloom to - morrow . That thorny path ,
those stormy skies , Have drawn our spirits nearer ; And rendered us , by sorrow's
ties ...
Página 234
I may not , dare not , fancy now The grief that clouds thy lovely brow , I dare not
think upon thy vow , And all it promised me , Mary . No fond regret must Norman
know ; When bursts Clan - Alpine on the foe , His heart must be like bended bow
...
I may not , dare not , fancy now The grief that clouds thy lovely brow , I dare not
think upon thy vow , And all it promised me , Mary . No fond regret must Norman
know ; When bursts Clan - Alpine on the foe , His heart must be like bended bow
...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | A New Library of Poetry and Song |
| Editor | William Cullen Bryant |
| Edición | revisada |
| Editor | Doubleday, Page, 1918 |
| Procedencia del original | de la Universidad de Virginia |
| Digitalizado | 11 Jun. 2009 |
| Largo | 1062 páginas |
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