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... land to which yon ship must go ' " Even as a dragon's eye that feels the stress " Mark the concentrated hazels that inclose ' ( 6 29 ' Dark , and more dark , the shades of evening fell " " These words were utter'd in a pensive mood ...
... land to which yon ship must go ' " Even as a dragon's eye that feels the stress " Mark the concentrated hazels that inclose ' ( 6 29 ' Dark , and more dark , the shades of evening fell " " These words were utter'd in a pensive mood ...
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... land where many a mountain towers , Far higher hills than these of ours ! He from his birth had lived . He ne'er had seen one earthly sight ; The sun , the day ; the stars , the night ; Or tree , or butterfly , or flower , Or fish in ...
... land where many a mountain towers , Far higher hills than these of ours ! He from his birth had lived . He ne'er had seen one earthly sight ; The sun , the day ; the stars , the night ; Or tree , or butterfly , or flower , Or fish in ...
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... lands . And of those tales , whate'er they were , The Blind Boy always had his share ; Whether of mighty towns , or vales With warmer suns and softer gales , Or wonders of the deep . Yet more it pleased him , more it stirr❜d , 18 ...
... lands . And of those tales , whate'er they were , The Blind Boy always had his share ; Whether of mighty towns , or vales With warmer suns and softer gales , Or wonders of the deep . Yet more it pleased him , more it stirr❜d , 18 ...
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... land , Full sure they were a happy band , Which , gathering round , did on the banks Of that great water give God thanks , And welcomed the poor child . And in the general joy of heart The Blind Boy's THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD . 176 21.
... land , Full sure they were a happy band , Which , gathering round , did on the banks Of that great water give God thanks , And welcomed the poor child . And in the general joy of heart The Blind Boy's THE PERIOD OF CHILDHOOD . 176 21.
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... land . Continual fountains welling cheer'd the waste , And plants were wholesome , now of deadly taste . Nor winter yet his frozen stores had piled , Usurping where the fairest herbage smiled ; Nor hunger forced the herds from pastures ...
... land . Continual fountains welling cheer'd the waste , And plants were wholesome , now of deadly taste . Nor winter yet his frozen stores had piled , Usurping where the fairest herbage smiled ; Nor hunger forced the herds from pastures ...
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