while nothing but a cloudy line of dust
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fragments, circulation slip (details from facing endpapers, conjoined; 90ºcw)
George Payne Rainsford James (1799-1860 *).
The Belle of the Court ; Or, One in a Thousand (1850)
NYPL copy, digitized December 9, 2006
and at archive.org
from which these lines and one island —
—
fading off in long misty lines of light and shade, until earth and heaven blend 3
several lines which might have borne either interpretation 4
light; and although each line
over scenes, where line after line
starts high above the rest. in a straight line beyond 6
to all things; and along the line of the two high roads 19
the line of the horizon 20
and then all was left to solitude, while nothing but a cloudy line of dust 22
to trace the graceful lines that went to form so fair a whole 24
lines, then just passing away 29
details of his line 45
but the course of all their thoughts lay in such different lines, 48
with the same views, though directed in a different line 61
and the extinction of the line 72
which joined the island in the middle 78
lays out the line
—
line of 95
seldom has my hand so unwillingly traced a few lines as tonight. 97
—
write a few lines 101
at the mark, to cast the light line for 102
not far from the road, and the dull and somewhat indistinct line of the highway itself 117
along the whole line
rode along the line 132
showing here and there the red lines of florid health 133
on which a line once engraved can never be effaced 144
tags:
clouds; islands; lines; several lines; unwillingly traced
G. P. R. James