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Էջ 80 - Now it is the time of night, That the graves, all gaping wide> Every one lets forth
Էջ 181 - from clink of chains,, And crash of rusty bars and creeking hinges; • , And ever and anon the sight was dash'd With frightful faces, and the meagre looks Of grim and ghastly executioners.
Էջ 42 - rock unmov'd. Against whose root tears beat, and sighs are sent In vain ? Have I beheld thy sorrows calmly
Էջ 42 - With ease such fond chimeras we pursue, As fancy frames for fancy to
Էջ 1 - more than savage! Had they or hearts or eyes that did this deed?
Էջ 151 - a:nd for many minutes, he perceived not the amazement of his observer. At length, with a heavy sigh, and in a voice which spoke the anguish of his mind, •' Is the oblivious calm of repose never to be mine?" he said—" must the phantom of departed bliss ever arise
Էջ 1 - Urge me no farther, But, like a friend, be willing not to know, What to reveal would give thy friend a pain.
Էջ 49 - all the energies of life are blasted," he exclaimed: "Isidore, this day has the mists of despair vanished ; this day has the cordial warmth of friendship darted into my bosom, has it whispered future peace. Court you the
Էջ 151 - dream, beheld the dark outline of a figure precipitately retreating from the side of the bed. He attentively watched him; and as he disappeared through a lowrecess in the chamber, he dropped this fatal explanation of his errand,
Էջ 49 - Let our comfort flow from the same source. Friendship fills, the aching void in my heart: be your's as flexible." A half-suppressed shriek burst from Hie lips of the youth ; he tottered, he trembled ; the bloom fled his cheek; tears started to his eyes; " Am I to my unexpected approach to attribute this agitation ?" demanded Di Rinaldini; " or is it the sickly indulgence of

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