Bell's Edition: The Poets of Great Britain Complete from Chaucer to Churchill ...J. Bell, 1776 - English poetry |
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... glows immortal with congenial flame . " Ah ! -let me not with fires neglected burn : " Sweet mistress of my soul ! return , return . 360 . " Alas ... glow ; " Where proud Ambition points her dazzling rays , " Canto II . 35 THE WANDERER .
... glows immortal with congenial flame . " Ah ! -let me not with fires neglected burn : " Sweet mistress of my soul ! return , return . 360 . " Alas ... glow ; " Where proud Ambition points her dazzling rays , " Canto II . 35 THE WANDERER .
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... glows : From glowing Cancer fall'n , the king of day Red thro ' the kindling Lion shoots his ray : The tawny harvest pays the earlier plough , And mellowing fruitage loads the bending bough . 45 ' Tis day - spring . Now green lab`rinths ...
... glows : From glowing Cancer fall'n , the king of day Red thro ' the kindling Lion shoots his ray : The tawny harvest pays the earlier plough , And mellowing fruitage loads the bending bough . 45 ' Tis day - spring . Now green lab`rinths ...
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... glows the green expanse : Gems of the field ! -the topax charms the sight , Like these effulging yellow streams of light : From the same rocks fall rills with soften'd force , Meet in yon mead , and well a river's source ; Thro ' her ...
... glows the green expanse : Gems of the field ! -the topax charms the sight , Like these effulging yellow streams of light : From the same rocks fall rills with soften'd force , Meet in yon mead , and well a river's source ; Thro ' her ...
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