 It folded its leaves, and trembled sore As the hours of darkness press'd it, But at morn, like a bride, in beauty shone, For with pearls the dews had dress'd it. Then it felt ashamed of its fretful thought, And fain in the dust would hide it, For the...  Gleanings - Page 257de Lydia Howard Sigourney - 1860 - 264 pagesAffichage du livre entier - À propos de ce livre
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...garb array'd him, "You havo taken my lord, the Sun, away, And I know not where you have laid him." It folded its leaves, and trembled sore As the hours...press'd it, But at morn, like a bride, in beauty shone, For with pearls the dews had dress'd it. Then it felt ashamed of its fretful thought, And fain in the... | |
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...garb array'd him, "You have taken my lord, the Sun, away, And I know not where you have laid him." It folded its leaves, and trembled sore As the hours...press'd it, But at morn, like a bride, in beauty shone, For with pearls the dews had dress'd it. Then it felt ashamed of its fretful thought, And fain in the... | |
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...garb array'd him, "You have taken my lord, the Sun, away. And I know not where you have laid him." It folded its leaves, and trembled sore As the hours...press'd it, But at morn, like a bride, in beauty shone, For with pearls the dews had dress'd it. Then it felt ashamed of its fretful thought, And fain in the... | |
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...sternest garb arrayed him, "You have taken my Lord, the Sun, away And I know not where you have laid him." "It folded its leaves, and trembled sore As the hours of darkness pressed it, But at morn, like a bird, in beauty shone, For with pearls the dews had dressed it." "Then... | |
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...sternest garb arrayed him, "You have taken my lord, the Sun, away And I know not where you have laid him." It folded its leaves, and trembled sore As the hours of darkness pressed it, But at morn, like a bird, in beauty shone For with pearls the dews had dressed it. Then... | |
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