The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 16, February, 1859 by Various
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page 84 of 299 (28%)
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Returning to the pillows rough with care, And vulgar food, Sad from the breath of that diviner air, That loftier mood. And there we leave thee, in thy misty tent Watching alone; While foes about thee gather imminent, To us scarce known. Oh, when the lights are quenched, the music hushed, The plaudits still, Heaven keep the fountain, whence the fair stream gushed, From choking ill! Let Shakspeare's soul, that wins the world from wrong, For thee avail, And not one holy maxim of his song Before thee fail! So, get thee to thy couch as unreproved As heroes blest; And all good angels, trusted in and loved, Attend thy rest! EL LLANERO. |
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