Bell's Classical Arrangement of Fugitive Poetry ..., Том 14J. Bell, 1791 |
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... o'er , No longer now deserves a smile or tear : Close the fantastic scenes - but grace With brightest aspects thy fore - face , While Time's new offspring hasten to appear . With lucky omens guide the coming hours , Command the circling ...
... o'er , No longer now deserves a smile or tear : Close the fantastic scenes - but grace With brightest aspects thy fore - face , While Time's new offspring hasten to appear . With lucky omens guide the coming hours , Command the circling ...
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... o'er the rural kingdom roves Soft Pleasure , with her laughing train , Love warbles in the vocal groves , And Vegetation plants the plain . Unhappy whom to beds of pain Arthritic Tyranny consigns , Whom smiling Nature courts in vain ...
... o'er the rural kingdom roves Soft Pleasure , with her laughing train , Love warbles in the vocal groves , And Vegetation plants the plain . Unhappy whom to beds of pain Arthritic Tyranny consigns , Whom smiling Nature courts in vain ...
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... o'er the dewy lawn ; Where'er the youthful Sisters move , They fire the soul to genial love . Now , by the river's painted side , The swain delights his country - bride : While , pleas'd , she hears his artless vows , Above the feather ...
... o'er the dewy lawn ; Where'er the youthful Sisters move , They fire the soul to genial love . Now , by the river's painted side , The swain delights his country - bride : While , pleas'd , she hears his artless vows , Above the feather ...
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... o'er , That rosy season takes its flight , And must return no more . Yet judge by Reason's sober rules , From false Opinion free , And mark how little pilfering years Can steal from you or me . Each moral pleasure of the heart , Each ...
... o'er , That rosy season takes its flight , And must return no more . Yet judge by Reason's sober rules , From false Opinion free , And mark how little pilfering years Can steal from you or me . Each moral pleasure of the heart , Each ...
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... the wild - thyme's sweet perfume . May , with thee I mean to rove O'er these lawns and vallies fair , Tune my gentle lyre to love , Cherish hope , and soften care . Round me shall the village swains , Shall the rosy ODE XX .
... the wild - thyme's sweet perfume . May , with thee I mean to rove O'er these lawns and vallies fair , Tune my gentle lyre to love , Cherish hope , and soften care . Round me shall the village swains , Shall the rosy ODE XX .
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