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X. Now cursed be the hour Count Julian turned to go To guard the town of Ceuta against the Paynim foe ; Accursed be the hour the King fair Cava sought ; Accursed be the hour his eye her beauty caught : And cursed Julian's falsehood and ...
X. Now cursed be the hour Count Julian turned to go To guard the town of Ceuta against the Paynim foe ; Accursed be the hour the King fair Cava sought ; Accursed be the hour his eye her beauty caught : And cursed Julian's falsehood and ...
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These things are fit- ted to nourish the sentiment and the love of Beauty , one of the deepest in- stincts of man , in its true and natural unfolding , leading the soul to the love and worship of the true and good .
These things are fit- ted to nourish the sentiment and the love of Beauty , one of the deepest in- stincts of man , in its true and natural unfolding , leading the soul to the love and worship of the true and good .
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There were among them some Franks , and he par- ticularly called their attention to one of them who was distinguished for his beauty , and was still very young . The Sheik had a few days before purchased him from a slave merchant of ...
There were among them some Franks , and he par- ticularly called their attention to one of them who was distinguished for his beauty , and was still very young . The Sheik had a few days before purchased him from a slave merchant of ...
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For though Gertrude Stanley is a pretty , striking- looking girl , there is such a want of re- pose , and above all , such a conscious- ness of beauty about her , that she is not to my taste . The other is pretty , too , and has quite a ...
For though Gertrude Stanley is a pretty , striking- looking girl , there is such a want of re- pose , and above all , such a conscious- ness of beauty about her , that she is not to my taste . The other is pretty , too , and has quite a ...
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... she was say- ing something monstrous civil . She must have seen from my manner that I did not feel very much elated by the compliment , for I merely looked at her without answering . " " I don't pretend to be a beauty or a belle ...
... she was say- ing something monstrous civil . She must have seen from my manner that I did not feel very much elated by the compliment , for I merely looked at her without answering . " " I don't pretend to be a beauty or a belle ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | The United States Magazine and Democratic Review, Volume 16 Volumes 691-694 de American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Editora | Langtree and O'Sullivan, 1815 |
| Original de | Universidade de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 21 Jan 2009 |
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