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said the wise old owl , While the guinea - hen cluttered off chuckling To tell all the rest of the fowl . " I should like a more elegant figure , " That child of a duck went on . " I should like to grow bigger and bigger , Until I could ...
said the wise old owl , While the guinea - hen cluttered off chuckling To tell all the rest of the fowl . " I should like a more elegant figure , " That child of a duck went on . " I should like to grow bigger and bigger , Until I could ...
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Now the curious end of this fable , So far as the rest ascertained , Though they searched from the barn to the stable , Was that only his feathers remained . So he wasn't the bond slave of habit , And he didn't have webs on his toes ...
Now the curious end of this fable , So far as the rest ascertained , Though they searched from the barn to the stable , Was that only his feathers remained . So he wasn't the bond slave of habit , And he didn't have webs on his toes ...
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... Your Self that sees the shining length Of all the fearful road ahead , Knows that the terrors that you dread Are pigmies to your splendid strength ; Strength you have never even guessed , Strength that has never needed rest .
... Your Self that sees the shining length Of all the fearful road ahead , Knows that the terrors that you dread Are pigmies to your splendid strength ; Strength you have never even guessed , Strength that has never needed rest .
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Fighting upon the terror field Where man and Fate came breast to breast , Prest by a thousand foes to yield , Tortured and wounded without rest , You cried : " Be merciful , O Life— The strongest spirit soon must break Before this all ...
Fighting upon the terror field Where man and Fate came breast to breast , Prest by a thousand foes to yield , Tortured and wounded without rest , You cried : " Be merciful , O Life— The strongest spirit soon must break Before this all ...
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And those who won have rest and peace ; and those who died have more ; But , weary and spent , he can not stop seeking the ulti- mate score ; Courage was theirs for a little time , -but what 46.
And those who won have rest and peace ; and those who died have more ; But , weary and spent , he can not stop seeking the ulti- mate score ; Courage was theirs for a little time , -but what 46.
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | It Can be Done: Poems of Inspiration |
| Herausgeber | St. Clair Adams |
| Zusammengestellt von | Joseph Morris, St. Clair Adams |
| Ausgabe | Neuauflage |
| Verlag | G. Sully, 1921 |
| Original von | University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitalisiert | 31. Jan. 2011 |
| Länge | 252 Seiten |
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