The Port Folio, Volume 5 |
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Pagina 162
There was something singular in the sudden change from a state of scholastic
apathy , to one of merriinent and gaite de cæur ; but it produced a happy effect .
For he , who had been previously subject to the dislike of his own sex , and the ...
There was something singular in the sudden change from a state of scholastic
apathy , to one of merriinent and gaite de cæur ; but it produced a happy effect .
For he , who had been previously subject to the dislike of his own sex , and the ...
Pagina 226
... to rear : Choice never join'd : fonder pair ; To cach then simple hoe was dear ,
Vo discorsi crer enter'd there ' ; But there the soft alicctions duo ! l'il , And three
returning springs beheld Seeure viilin their fortress high The little happy fanıily .
... to rear : Choice never join'd : fonder pair ; To cach then simple hoe was dear ,
Vo discorsi crer enter'd there ' ; But there the soft alicctions duo ! l'il , And three
returning springs beheld Seeure viilin their fortress high The little happy fanıily .
Pagina 229
... to roam , But the best scenery was our happy home ; And when , beneath my
breast , then fair and young , Our first dear pair , our earliest nestlings sprung ,
And weakly , indistinctly , tried to coo ~ Were not those oments picturesque to you
?
... to roam , But the best scenery was our happy home ; And when , beneath my
breast , then fair and young , Our first dear pair , our earliest nestlings sprung ,
And weakly , indistinctly , tried to coo ~ Were not those oments picturesque to you
?
Pagina 299
But I shall content myself with this ingenuous exposition of my own motives in
thus stealing away as a voluntary exile , or , to use the law phrase , into a civil
death . Happy shall I be , if , whilst indulging my wearied limbs , in the repose of
this ...
But I shall content myself with this ingenuous exposition of my own motives in
thus stealing away as a voluntary exile , or , to use the law phrase , into a civil
death . Happy shall I be , if , whilst indulging my wearied limbs , in the repose of
this ...
Pagina 460
Thus piqued and thus harass'd , with firmness one day I address'd her- " My dear
, I have tried every way “ To render you happy , yet all is in vain , “ The more I
endeavour , the more you complain : “ Each expedient I've tried , that occurred to
...
Thus piqued and thus harass'd , with firmness one day I address'd her- " My dear
, I have tried every way “ To render you happy , yet all is in vain , “ The more I
endeavour , the more you complain : “ Each expedient I've tried , that occurred to
...
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Informazioni bibliografiche
| Titolo | The Port Folio, Volume 5 Volumi 40-42;Volumi 220-227 di American periodical series, 1800-1850 |
| Collaboratori | Joseph Dennie, Asbury Dickins, John Elihu Hall |
| Editore | Editor and Asbury Dickens, 1811 |
| Provenienza dell'originale | Harvard University |
| Digitalizzato | 11 apr 2019 |
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