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Falsely they tell of thy dying Thou that art older than Death And never the Hoerselberg hid thee Whatever the slanderer saith For the stars are as heralds forerunning When laughter and love combine At twilight, in thy light, Melaenis That heard me, (the glory is thine And let the heart of Atys At last, at last, be mine!— Chivalry
The touch of her hand by the brook under the stars was as nothing to this.— Blacksheep! Blacksheep!
But as they journeyed, Beatrice spoke to him of many things he had not understood, and while she talked, Heaven grew plainer and he saw that the stars were all shining together in a soft radiance, like the halos of many saints.— Child Stories from the Masters Being a Few Modest Interpretations of Some Phases of the Master Works Done in a Child Way
When some mornings we made from twenty-five to forty miles before sunrise, the Indians began to think the stars were about right after all, and the Missionary's watch very fast.— By Canoe and Dog-Train

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