The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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THE PARNASSIAN GARLAND , FOR FEBRUARY , 1799 . B ON YOUTH . ( From Mrs. Moody's Poems . ) LITHSOME goddefs ! fprightly youth ! Source of innocence and truth , Fairest virtues form thy train , Choiceft bleffings crown thy reign ; As thy ...
THE PARNASSIAN GARLAND , FOR FEBRUARY , 1799 . B ON YOUTH . ( From Mrs. Moody's Poems . ) LITHSOME goddefs ! fprightly youth ! Source of innocence and truth , Fairest virtues form thy train , Choiceft bleffings crown thy reign ; As thy ...
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... will arrive , For whom my fond bofom ftill glows , I wander along scarce alive , A prey to fufpicions and woes . But filence , my fears , protected by heaven Eliza L12 PARNASSIAN GARLAND . 399 No lovely verdure decks the grafs, ...
... will arrive , For whom my fond bofom ftill glows , I wander along scarce alive , A prey to fufpicions and woes . But filence , my fears , protected by heaven Eliza L12 PARNASSIAN GARLAND . 399 No lovely verdure decks the grafs, ...
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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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