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Halaman 5
... lost her blooming hue , Her nature yielding to her rising fears ; A giddy whirling
passed her senses through , She almost heard the blazing musketeers , And
trembling to her couch retired to sigh , And seek relief in prayer to God on high .
XV .
... lost her blooming hue , Her nature yielding to her rising fears ; A giddy whirling
passed her senses through , She almost heard the blazing musketeers , And
trembling to her couch retired to sigh , And seek relief in prayer to God on high .
XV .
Halaman 11
The tender accents start the mother's tears , “ He does , my child , to barbarous
red men go , To seek protection from hard brethren here For thee and me , and
all to him that's dear . ” XXXVI . So forth he ventured ; even like the dove That ...
The tender accents start the mother's tears , “ He does , my child , to barbarous
red men go , To seek protection from hard brethren here For thee and me , and
all to him that's dear . ” XXXVI . So forth he ventured ; even like the dove That ...
Halaman 19
Let it suffice , ( for weary is the night ) That late across the mighty lake I came ,
Seeking protection here of brethren white , [ flame , From those pale chiess who
had , with scourge and Driven them as me o'er sea in dangerous flight ; Our
wrongs ...
Let it suffice , ( for weary is the night ) That late across the mighty lake I came ,
Seeking protection here of brethren white , [ flame , From those pale chiess who
had , with scourge and Driven them as me o'er sea in dangerous flight ; Our
wrongs ...
Halaman 20
Then pity blended with his wonder grew ; Here was a victim of that Evil One , Who
from him and his angry servants flew To seek a shelter in the forest lone . Brother
, ” he said , thy brother much doth rue ( Hearing thy tales , ) that thou art forced ...
Then pity blended with his wonder grew ; Here was a victim of that Evil One , Who
from him and his angry servants flew To seek a shelter in the forest lone . Brother
, ” he said , thy brother much doth rue ( Hearing thy tales , ) that thou art forced ...
Halaman 35
Better it were , so deemed our Father well , To seek and win the savage by
degrees , Since to his lot the dangerous duty fell , ( For such did seem high
Heaven's all - wise decrees ) , To found unarmed a State where rung the yell Of
barbarous ...
Better it were , so deemed our Father well , To seek and win the savage by
degrees , Since to his lot the dangerous duty fell , ( For such did seem high
Heaven's all - wise decrees ) , To found unarmed a State where rung the yell Of
barbarous ...
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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 |