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This question , which the reader will pro- bably ask , I put to myself ; and , on turning my eyes round , I was at first at a loss to discover him . At length I observed a person sitting in a remote corner of the room , upon a chair ...
This question , which the reader will pro- bably ask , I put to myself ; and , on turning my eyes round , I was at first at a loss to discover him . At length I observed a person sitting in a remote corner of the room , upon a chair ...
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My ear drinks in a harmony divine , The fountain falls with sweetly rushing sound , The flowers to Zephyr's kiss their heads incline , While every creature seems rojoicing round ; And where the peach lies hid in leaves , the vine ...
My ear drinks in a harmony divine , The fountain falls with sweetly rushing sound , The flowers to Zephyr's kiss their heads incline , While every creature seems rojoicing round ; And where the peach lies hid in leaves , the vine ...
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His voice is some- times harsh and dissonant ; and I could wish more of that round , full , mellow tone , which is essential to a good delivery , and which so capti- vates the ear . " The voice is the key which unlocks the heart ...
His voice is some- times harsh and dissonant ; and I could wish more of that round , full , mellow tone , which is essential to a good delivery , and which so capti- vates the ear . " The voice is the key which unlocks the heart ...
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| Title | New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 25 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | E. W. Allen, 1829 |
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