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... eyes ; and , shaking a little money - box before us , they beg " elemosine per l'amore di Dio ( alms for the love of God ! ) These persons , called sacconi , are penitents , condemned to wander barefoot through the streets as a ...
... eyes ; and , shaking a little money - box before us , they beg " elemosine per l'amore di Dio ( alms for the love of God ! ) These persons , called sacconi , are penitents , condemned to wander barefoot through the streets as a ...
Página 167
... eyes and music to his ears . The seasons brought no change to him , except of glory in each renewal . The withered leaf lay lovely in his sight , as the fresh budding of spring's flowerets - a theme for reflection , a study for devotion ...
... eyes and music to his ears . The seasons brought no change to him , except of glory in each renewal . The withered leaf lay lovely in his sight , as the fresh budding of spring's flowerets - a theme for reflection , a study for devotion ...
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... eyes accustomed to gaze on bright gorgeous skies , and the glowing aspect of American scenery . The clouds dis- played an uniformly dull and sullen look - the water was of a turbid opaque , red - ochre colour , and the air felt raw and ...
... eyes accustomed to gaze on bright gorgeous skies , and the glowing aspect of American scenery . The clouds dis- played an uniformly dull and sullen look - the water was of a turbid opaque , red - ochre colour , and the air felt raw and ...
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... eyes towards that grove of birch trees beneath the hill , there I saw , slowly approaching , two beings whose vows of love had been that day ratified in the house of God . From his holy altar they had received the blessing of the priest ...
... eyes towards that grove of birch trees beneath the hill , there I saw , slowly approaching , two beings whose vows of love had been that day ratified in the house of God . From his holy altar they had received the blessing of the priest ...
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... eyes may beam , A stranger would insert his own , Though that were but a dream . Not his the moralising strain , Nor his the serious lay , Which warns the young how soon the charm Of youth must pass away . We never saw a rosebud die ...
... eyes may beam , A stranger would insert his own , Though that were but a dream . Not his the moralising strain , Nor his the serious lay , Which warns the young how soon the charm Of youth must pass away . We never saw a rosebud die ...
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