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THE Editor owes it to the reader to say that , in preparing the following poem for
re - publication , he has ventured to omit some of the stanzas and to make
changes in others . The stanzas were omitted because , in his opinion , they
broke the ...
THE Editor owes it to the reader to say that , in preparing the following poem for
re - publication , he has ventured to omit some of the stanzas and to make
changes in others . The stanzas were omitted because , in his opinion , they
broke the ...
Halaman 7
The stranger ceased , and gently past away , Though Williams to retain him still
was fain ; “ The night was dark , and wild the tempest's sway , And lone the desert
, ” but ' twas all in vain ; He only in soft accents seemed to say , “ CANTO FIRST ...
The stranger ceased , and gently past away , Though Williams to retain him still
was fain ; “ The night was dark , and wild the tempest's sway , And lone the desert
, ” but ' twas all in vain ; He only in soft accents seemed to say , “ CANTO FIRST ...
Halaman 8
He only in soft accents seemed to say , “ Perchance I may behold thee yet again ,
What time thy day shall more auspicious be , And hope shall turn to joy in victory .
" XXV . The stranger past , and Williams , by the fire , Long mused on this ...
He only in soft accents seemed to say , “ Perchance I may behold thee yet again ,
What time thy day shall more auspicious be , And hope shall turn to joy in victory .
" XXV . The stranger past , and Williams , by the fire , Long mused on this ...
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Brother , ” he said , thy brother much doth rue ( Hearing thy tales , ) that thou art
forced to shun Thy well - framed wigwam -- thy familiar fire , And sleep so far
amid this tempest dire . LXIX . “ Now , brother , hear , what Waban has to say :
The ...
Brother , ” he said , thy brother much doth rue ( Hearing thy tales , ) that thou art
forced to shun Thy well - framed wigwam -- thy familiar fire , And sleep so far
amid this tempest dire . LXIX . “ Now , brother , hear , what Waban has to say :
The ...
Halaman 24
Upon this pallet she was wont to lay Herself to sleep whose spirit now is gone ;
And may that spirit to thy visions say Where now she dwells , and where my little
son ; Whether on that blest island far away , O'er the blue hills beyond the setting
...
Upon this pallet she was wont to lay Herself to sleep whose spirit now is gone ;
And may that spirit to thy visions say Where now she dwells , and where my little
son ; Whether on that blest island far away , O'er the blue hills beyond the setting
...
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Istilah dan frasa umum
answered appeared arms Awanux battle bear beneath blaze blood bosom bound brave breast bright broke brother called Canonicus cheer Chepian chief Church council dark deep doubtful dread earth eyes father fear feel fierce fire forest Founder friends gave give glade glance hand hatchet hear heart Heaven hill hope human Indian kind land length light lone look mind morn Narraganset night o'er pass paused peace pipe Plymouth replied rise river rock rolling rose round rude Sachem sate savage says seek Seekonk's seemed sent shade shore Sire sleep soon soul sound speak Spirit spread STANZA stood storm strange tempest thee thou thought toils town tree tribes turned voice Waban warriors waters wave Whilst wild Williams wise wood
Informasi bibliografi
| Judul | What Cheer;. |
| Pengarang | Job Durfee |
| Editor | Thomas Durfee |
| Penerbit | Preston & Rounds, 1896 |
| Asli dari | Perpustakaan Nasional Israel |
| Didigitalkan | 14 Feb 2020 |
| Tebal | 225 halaman |
| Ekspor Kutipan | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |