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Page 97
The flames rolled on - he would not go Without his father's word ;That father , faint in death , below , His voice no longer heard . E He called aloud , " Say , father , 5 NEW YORK SPEAKER . 97 Mrs Hemans,
The flames rolled on - he would not go Without his father's word ;That father , faint in death , below , His voice no longer heard . E He called aloud , " Say , father , 5 NEW YORK SPEAKER . 97 Mrs Hemans,
Page 197
He stood there still with a drooping brow , And clasped hands o'er it raised ;For his father lay before him low , It was Cœur - de - Lion gazed ! And silently he strove With the workings of his breast , But there's more in late ...
He stood there still with a drooping brow , And clasped hands o'er it raised ;For his father lay before him low , It was Cœur - de - Lion gazed ! And silently he strove With the workings of his breast , But there's more in late ...
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—Raimond di Procida , -Rememberest thou thy father ? Rai . From my mind His form hath faded long , for years have passed Since he went forth to exile : but a vague , Yet powerful image of deep majesty , Still dimly gathering round each ...
—Raimond di Procida , -Rememberest thou thy father ? Rai . From my mind His form hath faded long , for years have passed Since he went forth to exile : but a vague , Yet powerful image of deep majesty , Still dimly gathering round each ...
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| Title | The New York Speaker: A Selection of Pieces Designed for Academic Exercises in Elocution |
| Author | Warren P. Edgarton |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Mason Brothers, 1860 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 30 May 2007 |
| Length | 502 pages |
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