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But farther still extend thy lesson , Raise thou niy thoughts to better scenes " : So
shalt thou prove a real blessing , Of value more than what it seems . Remind of
heaven ' s eternal circle , Which , like thysell , no end can shew ; Where wreaths
of ...
But farther still extend thy lesson , Raise thou niy thoughts to better scenes " : So
shalt thou prove a real blessing , Of value more than what it seems . Remind of
heaven ' s eternal circle , Which , like thysell , no end can shew ; Where wreaths
of ...
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Pierce my vein , Take of the crimson stream meandering there , And catechise it
well ; apply thy glass , Search it , and prove now if it be not blood Congenial with
thine own : and if it be , What edge of subtlety canst thou suppose Keen enough ...
Pierce my vein , Take of the crimson stream meandering there , And catechise it
well ; apply thy glass , Search it , and prove now if it be not blood Congenial with
thine own : and if it be , What edge of subtlety canst thou suppose Keen enough ...
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Thee whom chance may hither lead , Be thou clad in rustic weed ; Be thou deck '
d in silken stole , . . . ' Grave these maxims on thy soul . iki Life is but a day at most
, Sprung from night , in darkness lost , Hope not sunshine ev ' ry hour , - Fear ...
Thee whom chance may hither lead , Be thou clad in rustic weed ; Be thou deck '
d in silken stole , . . . ' Grave these maxims on thy soul . iki Life is but a day at most
, Sprung from night , in darkness lost , Hope not sunshine ev ' ry hour , - Fear ...
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thou manufacturer of warm Shetland hose and comfortable surtouts ; - thou old
housewife darning thy decayed stockings with thy ancient spectacles on thy aged
ņose ! lead me , hand me in thy . clutched , palsied fist , up those heights , and ...
thou manufacturer of warm Shetland hose and comfortable surtouts ; - thou old
housewife darning thy decayed stockings with thy ancient spectacles on thy aged
ņose ! lead me , hand me in thy . clutched , palsied fist , up those heights , and ...
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Farewell thou fair day , thou green carth , and ye skies , Now gay with the bright
setting sun ; Farewell loves and friendships , ye dear tender ties , Our race of
existence is run ! Thou grim king of terrors , thou life ' s 346 THE MONTALY
VISITOR .
Farewell thou fair day , thou green carth , and ye skies , Now gay with the bright
setting sun ; Farewell loves and friendships , ye dear tender ties , Our race of
existence is run ! Thou grim king of terrors , thou life ' s 346 THE MONTALY
VISITOR .
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