Select Works of the British Poets: In a Chronological Series from Southey to Croly: with Biographical and Critical Notices, Volume 1 |
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... thou , soft maiden ; in this hour of wo , Beheld him writhing from the deadly blow , What force of art , what language could express Thine agony ? thine exquisite distress ? But thou , alas ! art doom'd to weep in vain For him thine ...
... thou , soft maiden ; in this hour of wo , Beheld him writhing from the deadly blow , What force of art , what language could express Thine agony ? thine exquisite distress ? But thou , alas ! art doom'd to weep in vain For him thine ...
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... Thou art by to point the keen reproach ; Thou draw'st the curtains of his nightly couch , Bring'st back the reverend face with tears bedew'd , That o'er his follies yearn'd ; The warnings oft in vain renew'd , The looks of anguish and ...
... Thou art by to point the keen reproach ; Thou draw'st the curtains of his nightly couch , Bring'st back the reverend face with tears bedew'd , That o'er his follies yearn'd ; The warnings oft in vain renew'd , The looks of anguish and ...
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... thou fold thine arms and sigh , And wistful cast thine eyes around ? - Whither , pilgrim , art thou bound ? " " The road to Zion's gates I seek ; If thou canst inform me , speak . " " Keep yon right - hand path with care , Though crags ...
... thou fold thine arms and sigh , And wistful cast thine eyes around ? - Whither , pilgrim , art thou bound ? " " The road to Zion's gates I seek ; If thou canst inform me , speak . " " Keep yon right - hand path with care , Though crags ...
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... thou hast live To feel how poor the Thou too , perhaps , art Still mocks our wishes " To me nor late no Poor as I left thee to Nor yet , " said Rupert , To share thy comforts For thou wilt gladly t That both exalts and g While mine ...
... thou hast live To feel how poor the Thou too , perhaps , art Still mocks our wishes " To me nor late no Poor as I left thee to Nor yet , " said Rupert , To share thy comforts For thou wilt gladly t That both exalts and g While mine ...
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... thou deluded feed On hopes so groundless , thou art mad indeed . What say'st thou , wise one ? " that all powerful love Can fortune's strong impediments remove ; Nor is it strange that worth should wed to worth , The pride of genius ...
... thou deluded feed On hopes so groundless , thou art mad indeed . What say'st thou , wise one ? " that all powerful love Can fortune's strong impediments remove ; Nor is it strange that worth should wed to worth , The pride of genius ...
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