The Elocutionist's Annual ...: Comprising New and Popular Readings, Recitations, Declamations, Dialogues, Tableaux, Etc., Etc, 第 9 号National School of Elocution and Oratory, 1883 |
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... eyes peering out from a stringy mass of hair that straggled about distractedly from the confinement of an old comb . " There , there's Mrs. Walker's Betsey ; she often goes home from school this way , and now she is playing truant ; she ...
... eyes peering out from a stringy mass of hair that straggled about distractedly from the confinement of an old comb . " There , there's Mrs. Walker's Betsey ; she often goes home from school this way , and now she is playing truant ; she ...
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... eyes , to find standing beside me the same elfish figure I had once before encountered in the wood . In one hand she held my parasol to shield me from a slanting sunbeam and in the other a bush with which she was protecting 12 THE ...
... eyes , to find standing beside me the same elfish figure I had once before encountered in the wood . In one hand she held my parasol to shield me from a slanting sunbeam and in the other a bush with which she was protecting 12 THE ...
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... eyes and redder mouth Than mine were in my first youth . Thou art younger by seven years— Ah ! so bashful at my gaze , That the lashes , hung with tears , Grow too heavy to upraise ? I would wound thee by no touch Which thy shyness ...
... eyes and redder mouth Than mine were in my first youth . Thou art younger by seven years— Ah ! so bashful at my gaze , That the lashes , hung with tears , Grow too heavy to upraise ? I would wound thee by no touch Which thy shyness ...
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... eyes have looks like birds Flying straightway to the light : Mine are older . Hush ! -look out- Up the street ! is none without ? How the poplar swings about ! And that hour - beneath the beech , When I listened in a dream , And he said ...
... eyes have looks like birds Flying straightway to the light : Mine are older . Hush ! -look out- Up the street ! is none without ? How the poplar swings about ! And that hour - beneath the beech , When I listened in a dream , And he said ...
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... eyes , That the earthly light may go Sweetly , as it used to rise When I watched the morning gray Strike , betwixt the hills , the way He was sure to come that day . So , no more vain words be said ! The hosannas nearer roll . Mother ...
... eyes , That the earthly light may go Sweetly , as it used to rise When I watched the morning gray Strike , betwixt the hills , the way He was sure to come that day . So , no more vain words be said ! The hosannas nearer roll . Mother ...
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