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Robert Aris Willmott. Harvard College Library ARVARDIANS ET VERI HRIST CADEM TAS SIAE CCLEST FROM THE BEQUEST OF Lucy Osgood OF MEDFORD , MASSACHUSETTS July 1837 CONVERSATIONS AT CAMBRIDGE . My eyes are filled -10475.77.
Robert Aris Willmott. Harvard College Library ARVARDIANS ET VERI HRIST CADEM TAS SIAE CCLEST FROM THE BEQUEST OF Lucy Osgood OF MEDFORD , MASSACHUSETTS July 1837 CONVERSATIONS AT CAMBRIDGE . My eyes are filled -10475.77.
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Robert Aris Willmott. CONVERSATIONS AT CAMBRIDGE . My eyes are filled with childish tears , My heart is idly stirr'd ; And the same sounds are in my ears , Which in those days I heard ! -WORDSWORTH . LONDON : JOHN W. PARKER , WEST STRAND ...
Robert Aris Willmott. CONVERSATIONS AT CAMBRIDGE . My eyes are filled with childish tears , My heart is idly stirr'd ; And the same sounds are in my ears , Which in those days I heard ! -WORDSWORTH . LONDON : JOHN W. PARKER , WEST STRAND ...
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... eyes , — Speech is morning to the mind ; It spreads the beauteous images abroad , Which else lie furled and clouded in the soul . Duke of Guise . MILTON AND DR . BAINBRIDGE . 6 It seems to me that a very probable explanation of Milton's ...
... eyes , — Speech is morning to the mind ; It spreads the beauteous images abroad , Which else lie furled and clouded in the soul . Duke of Guise . MILTON AND DR . BAINBRIDGE . 6 It seems to me that a very probable explanation of Milton's ...
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... eye fixed , without wavering , upon any object ; an acquisition , by the way , of infinite importance . A DISTINCTION . YET the qualities we have been condemning in are not so much positive vices , as what we may call , with Butler ...
... eye fixed , without wavering , upon any object ; an acquisition , by the way , of infinite importance . A DISTINCTION . YET the qualities we have been condemning in are not so much positive vices , as what we may call , with Butler ...
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