 ... cry, (it brought tears into my eyes,) and that frightful burst and chuckle, scarcely speech, which filled her throat when she saw my gift. She trembled as though she had been palsy-struck, and looked . All this I saw and heard in a moment, for in...  Golden Dreams and Leaden Realities - Page 142by George Payson - 1853 - 344 pagesFull view - About this book
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.... All this I saw and heard in a moment, for in a moment I was gone. I could never meet her again. O gay and gaudy time ! and shall I ever grow too old for thee ? Shall I ever hate thy mirth, and wish thee gone, tliou bright land-mark of the year? Oh! tliou art not like... | |
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.... All this 1 saw and heard in a moment, for in a moment 1 was gone. I could never meet her again. O gay and gaudy time ! and shall I ever grow too old for thce ? Shall I ever hate thy mirth, and wish thee gone, thou bright land-mark of the year? Oh! thou... | |
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.... All this I saw and heard in a moment, for in a moment I was gone. I could never meet her again. O gay and gaudy time! and shall I ever grow too old for thee? Shall I ever hate thy mirth, and wish thee gone, thou bright land-mark of the year? Oh! thou art not like... | |
 | 1835 - 430 pages
.... All this I saw and heard in a moment, for in a moment I was gone. I could never meet her again. O gay and gaudy time ! and shall I ever grow too old for thee ? Shall I ever hate thy mirth, and wish thee gone, thou bright land-mark of the year 7 Oh! thou art not like... | |
 | 1835 - 432 pages
.... All this I saw and heard in a moment, for in a moment I was gone. I could never meet her again. O gay and gaudy time ! and shall I ever grow too old for thee ? Shall I ever hate thy mirth, and wish thee gone, thou bright land-mark of the year ? On! thou art not like... | |
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