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How often has the darkness of the evening found me in the fields afar off ! how often have I risen in the silence of a summer night to offer up iny prayers and midnight orisons to Christ ; and then to steal forth alone , lest I should ...
How often has the darkness of the evening found me in the fields afar off ! how often have I risen in the silence of a summer night to offer up iny prayers and midnight orisons to Christ ; and then to steal forth alone , lest I should ...
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And thou ! worse than this night of woe That comest to all , but ah ! when none can know , Hour singled from all years ! why must man bear A lot so sad ? The tribes of earth and air No thoughts of future ill in life molest , And when ...
And thou ! worse than this night of woe That comest to all , but ah ! when none can know , Hour singled from all years ! why must man bear A lot so sad ? The tribes of earth and air No thoughts of future ill in life molest , And when ...
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“ It would be much too long to recount all the horrors of that infernal night ; and although the truth very far exceeds all power of description , yet I fear to be thought guilty of exaggeration when I exclaim , What deluges of water ...
“ It would be much too long to recount all the horrors of that infernal night ; and although the truth very far exceeds all power of description , yet I fear to be thought guilty of exaggeration when I exclaim , What deluges of water ...
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Informação bibliográfica
| Título | Petrarch Foreign classics for English readers |
| Autor | Henry Reeve |
| Editora | J.B. Lippincott & Company, 1877 |
| Original de | Universidade de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 3 Abr 2008 |
| Número de páginas | 148 páginas |
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