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restore , For thee the tear be duly shed : * Belov ' d , till life could charm no more ;
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... The tender thought on thee shall dwell . . VI . . Each lonely scene shall theę
restore , For thee the tear be duly shed : * Belov ' d , till life could charm no more ;
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Then sanguine hopes again delusive reign , I form ' d thee melting , as I tell my
pain . If not of rock thy flinty heart is made , Nor tygers nurs ' d thee in the defart
shade , Let me at least thy cold compassion prove , That slender fuftenance of ...
Then sanguine hopes again delusive reign , I form ' d thee melting , as I tell my
pain . If not of rock thy flinty heart is made , Nor tygers nurs ' d thee in the defart
shade , Let me at least thy cold compassion prove , That slender fuftenance of ...
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August , how bright thy golden scenes appear , Thou fairest daughter of the
various year , On thee the fun with all his ardor glows , On thee in dowry all its
fruits bestows , The greatest Prince , the foremost son of fame , To thee bequeath
' d the ...
August , how bright thy golden scenes appear , Thou fairest daughter of the
various year , On thee the fun with all his ardor glows , On thee in dowry all its
fruits bestows , The greatest Prince , the foremost son of fame , To thee bequeath
' d the ...
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53 Air I . Come , imperial queen of fong ; Come with all that free - born grace ,
Which lifts thee from the servile throng , Who meanly mimic thy majestic pace ; . '
That glance of dignity divine , Which speaks thee of celestial line ; . Proclaims
thee ...
53 Air I . Come , imperial queen of fong ; Come with all that free - born grace ,
Which lifts thee from the servile throng , Who meanly mimic thy majestic pace ; . '
That glance of dignity divine , Which speaks thee of celestial line ; . Proclaims
thee ...
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For thee may plumb of goofb ' ry never grow , “ No juicy currant cool thy clammy
throat : 0 " But bloody birch - twigs work thee Shameful woe , " “ Nor ever
goldfinch cheer thee with her note . " Thos sang the mournful bird her piteous tale
, The ...
For thee may plumb of goofb ' ry never grow , “ No juicy currant cool thy clammy
throat : 0 " But bloody birch - twigs work thee Shameful woe , " “ Nor ever
goldfinch cheer thee with her note . " Thos sang the mournful bird her piteous tale
, The ...
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| Заглавие | A Collection of Poems, Том 4 A Collection of Poems |
| Издание | 5 |
| Издател | J.Hughs, for] R.and J.Dodsley, 1758 |
| Оригиналът е от | Харвардският университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 21 мар 2008 |
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