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... look upon the sister fane of Wells ! It lifts its forehead in the summer air ; Sweet o'er the champaign sound its sabbath bells ; Its roof rolls back the chant , or voice of prayer . Anxious we ask , Will Heaven that temple spare , Or ...
... look upon the sister fane of Wells ! It lifts its forehead in the summer air ; Sweet o'er the champaign sound its sabbath bells ; Its roof rolls back the chant , or voice of prayer . Anxious we ask , Will Heaven that temple spare , Or ...
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... Looks up to catch a parting smile , Feels less assured than thou , dear maid , When , ere thy ruby lips could part ( As close to mine thy cheek was laid ) , Thine eyes had opened all thy heart . Then , then I marked the chastened joy ...
... Looks up to catch a parting smile , Feels less assured than thou , dear maid , When , ere thy ruby lips could part ( As close to mine thy cheek was laid ) , Thine eyes had opened all thy heart . Then , then I marked the chastened joy ...
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... looks and winding ways , Thy murmurous accents glad of yesternight , Sweet as from earnest lips the words of praise ; Where art thou , friend ? I hear the impetuous noise Of hurried passion , the unmeaning roar Of some wild torrent : it ...
... looks and winding ways , Thy murmurous accents glad of yesternight , Sweet as from earnest lips the words of praise ; Where art thou , friend ? I hear the impetuous noise Of hurried passion , the unmeaning roar Of some wild torrent : it ...
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... look aghast ; Sad servitude ! such comfortless annoy May no bold Briton's riper age e'er taste ! Ne superstition clog his dance of joy , Ne vision empty , vain , his native bliss destroy . Near to this dome is found a patch so green On ...
... look aghast ; Sad servitude ! such comfortless annoy May no bold Briton's riper age e'er taste ! Ne superstition clog his dance of joy , Ne vision empty , vain , his native bliss destroy . Near to this dome is found a patch so green On ...
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... looks not like an earthly chase ; Sir Walter and the hart are left alone . The poor hart toils along the mountain - side ; I will not stop to tell how far he fled , Nor will I mention by what death he died ; But now the knight beholds ...
... looks not like an earthly chase ; Sir Walter and the hart are left alone . The poor hart toils along the mountain - side ; I will not stop to tell how far he fled , Nor will I mention by what death he died ; But now the knight beholds ...
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