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Close to the poor little but stands a tree ; one can hardly see the little hut for it , and it shelters those who are within from the sun , the cold , and the wind . And a pretty nightingale sings on this tree so sweet a song ...
Close to the poor little but stands a tree ; one can hardly see the little hut for it , and it shelters those who are within from the sun , the cold , and the wind . And a pretty nightingale sings on this tree so sweet a song ...
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124. an einem Bach , close to a brook ; der Bach , es , pl . die Bäche , the brook , the rivulet , the little stream , Ein Gieszbach , or Stürtzbach , a mountain torrent . 125. der Bach ist klein , the brook is small , 126.
124. an einem Bach , close to a brook ; der Bach , es , pl . die Bäche , the brook , the rivulet , the little stream , Ein Gieszbach , or Stürtzbach , a mountain torrent . 125. der Bach ist klein , the brook is small , 126.
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... and the act . schwellen ; just as we say , quillen and quellen , sinken and senken , schwimmen and schwemmen , springen and sprengen , trinhen and tränken , sec . 42 and 243 . 252. ein Fischer sass daran , a fisher sat close to it .
... and the act . schwellen ; just as we say , quillen and quellen , sinken and senken , schwimmen and schwemmen , springen and sprengen , trinhen and tränken , sec . 42 and 243 . 252. ein Fischer sass daran , a fisher sat close to it .
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In this ball , full of pomp and spleudour , I'll close my eyes : this is no time for enjoying this delightful surprise . The singer shut his eyes , and made the full - toned chords vibrate . The knight looked undaunted up ; the fair one ...
In this ball , full of pomp and spleudour , I'll close my eyes : this is no time for enjoying this delightful surprise . The singer shut his eyes , and made the full - toned chords vibrate . The knight looked undaunted up ; the fair one ...
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Schliesst Augen euch , a poetical license for Schliesst euch , ihr Augen , close yourselves , ye eyes . sich schliessen , a refl . verb , from the irr . act . and neut . schliessen , to lock , to close , to conclude ; ich schliesse ...
Schliesst Augen euch , a poetical license for Schliesst euch , ihr Augen , close yourselves , ye eyes . sich schliessen , a refl . verb , from the irr . act . and neut . schliessen , to lock , to close , to conclude ; ich schliesse ...
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| ¼Ùéáµè§ | Daniel Boileau |
| ¼Ùé¨Ñ´¾ÔÁ¾ì | Longman, Orme, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1840 |
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