American Literature Survey: The American romantics, 1800-1860Milton R. Stern, Seymour L. Gross Viking Press, 1968 - Fiction |
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... young- A dirge for her the doubly dead in that she died so young . " Wretches ! ye loved her for her wealth , and ye hated her for her pride ; And , when she fell in feeble health , ye blessed her — that she died : - How shall the ...
... young- A dirge for her the doubly dead in that she died so young . " Wretches ! ye loved her for her wealth , and ye hated her for her pride ; And , when she fell in feeble health , ye blessed her — that she died : - How shall the ...
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... young sailors who heard it , as to what it was that had first moved him against Billy , namely , his significant ... young David . Claggart's envy struck deeper . If askance he eyed the good looks , cherry health and frank enjoyment of ...
... young sailors who heard it , as to what it was that had first moved him against Billy , namely , his significant ... young David . Claggart's envy struck deeper . If askance he eyed the good looks , cherry health and frank enjoyment of ...
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... young schoolmate of his whom he had once seen struck by much the same startling impotence in the act of eagerly rising in the class to be foremost in response to a testing question put to it by the master . Going close up to the young ...
... young schoolmate of his whom he had once seen struck by much the same startling impotence in the act of eagerly rising in the class to be foremost in response to a testing question put to it by the master . Going close up to the young ...
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