The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... whose face had funk upon his fhoulder , feemed ' fomewhat revived by the warmth which it felt , raised its little head , and fixing its eyes upon a countenance of which it had not the leaf knowledge , burft into tears . Salutary was the ...
... whose face had funk upon his fhoulder , feemed ' fomewhat revived by the warmth which it felt , raised its little head , and fixing its eyes upon a countenance of which it had not the leaf knowledge , burft into tears . Salutary was the ...
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... Whose tendereft affections I share . How gloomy the minutes roll on ! How vacant each place that I fee ! Eliza not with me , my heart's out of tune , No scene has a beauty for me . Uncertain when the will arrive , For whom my fond bofom ...
... Whose tendereft affections I share . How gloomy the minutes roll on ! How vacant each place that I fee ! Eliza not with me , my heart's out of tune , No scene has a beauty for me . Uncertain when the will arrive , For whom my fond bofom ...
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... Whose waters roll below . In every scene that nature grac'd , In every herb and flower , The providence of God he trac'd , And his omnific power . One beauteous morn , when Phoebus shed O'er mountains tops PARNASSIAN GARLAND . 405.
... Whose waters roll below . In every scene that nature grac'd , In every herb and flower , The providence of God he trac'd , And his omnific power . One beauteous morn , when Phoebus shed O'er mountains tops PARNASSIAN GARLAND . 405.
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