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...yet a rose Of perished summers, like a rose in a book, Kept more for ruth than pleasure, — if past bloom, Past fading also. She had lived, we'll say,...the county squires, The lord-lieutenant looking down sometimes From the empyreal, to assure their souls Against chance vulgarisms, and, in the abyss, The...

...yet a rose Of perished summers, like a rose in a book, Kept more for ruth than pleasure, — if past bloom, Past fading also. She had lived, we'll say,...the county squires, The lord-lieutenant looking down sometimes From the empyreal, to assure their souls Against chance-vulgarisms, and, in the abyss, The...

...yet a rose Of perished summers, like a rose in a bpok, Kept more for ruth than pleasure, — if past bloom, Past fading also. She had lived, we'll say,...the county squires, The lord-lieutenant looking down sometimes From the empyreal, to assure their souls Against chance vulgarisms, and, in the abyss, The...

...book, Kept more for ruth than pleasure, — if past bloom, Past fading also. She had lived, we '11 say, A harmless life, she called a virtuous life,...the county squires, The lord-lieutenant looking down sometimes From the empyreal, to assure their souls Against chance-vulgarisms, and, in the abyss, The...

...lent its aid to her earlier years, she was committed to the care of her father's sister, who lived " A harmless life, she called a virtuous life, A quiet...all, (But that she had not lived enough to know)." This well-meaning kinswoman made the utmost effort to engraft her own prosaic nature upon the child,...

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...harmless life, ehe called a virtuous life, .V quiet life, which was not life at all, ( But that, ehe had not lived enough to know). Between the vicar and the county squires, The lord - lieutenant looking down sometimes From the empyreal, to assure their souls Against chance -...

...we have the trials of her English training under the supervision of her maiden aunt, who had lived A harmless life, she called a virtuous life ; A quiet life, which was not life at all ; A HI ITT. of cage-bird life, born in a cage, Accounting that to leap from perch to perch Was art...

...rose Of perished summers, like a rose in a book, Kept more for ruth than pleasure, — if past hloom, Past fading also. She had lived we'll say, A harmless...the county squires, The lord-lieutenant looking down sometimes From the empyreal, to assure their souls Against chance vulgarisms, and, in the abyss, The...