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We bless thee for our lost , our beauteous child ; The tears , less bitter , she hath made us weep ; The weary hours her graceful sports have ' guiled , And the dull cares her voice hath sung to sleep ! She was the dove of hope to our ...
We bless thee for our lost , our beauteous child ; The tears , less bitter , she hath made us weep ; The weary hours her graceful sports have ' guiled , And the dull cares her voice hath sung to sleep ! She was the dove of hope to our ...
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We have seen many extraordinary productions in our time , but honestly we think that the present volume , considering its preten- sions in size and appearance , and its actual declarations of the hope of praise , exceeds every thing ...
We have seen many extraordinary productions in our time , but honestly we think that the present volume , considering its preten- sions in size and appearance , and its actual declarations of the hope of praise , exceeds every thing ...
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She madly gave her hope- her heaven her all- In yon proud fane , while myriads mingle there oitelensy Seeking brief refuge , do they vainly callos On its unheeding lord to aid them ere they fall ? - High o'er the vale a rugged mountain ...
She madly gave her hope- her heaven her all- In yon proud fane , while myriads mingle there oitelensy Seeking brief refuge , do they vainly callos On its unheeding lord to aid them ere they fall ? - High o'er the vale a rugged mountain ...
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Cellinis Memoirs | 62 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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