Bell's Edition: The Poets of Great Britain Complete from Chaucer to Churchill ...J. Bell, 1776 - English poetry |
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... which minglingtracks have crost , The way unequal , and the landscape lost ,
Wé rove . The warblers lively tunes essay , 85 The lark on wing , the limet on the
spray , While music trembles in their songful throats , The bullfinch whistles soft ...
... which minglingtracks have crost , The way unequal , and the landscape lost ,
Wé rove . The warblers lively tunes essay , 85 The lark on wing , the limet on the
spray , While music trembles in their songful throats , The bullfinch whistles soft ...
Page 138
More am'rous still his sanguine meanings stole 85 In wistful glances to her soft'
ning soul ; In her fair eye her soft'ning soul he reads : To freedom freedom , boon
to boon succeeds . With conscious blush th'impassion d charmerburns , And ...
More am'rous still his sanguine meanings stole 85 In wistful glances to her soft'
ning soul ; In her fair eye her soft'ning soul he reads : To freedom freedom , boon
to boon succeeds . With conscious blush th'impassion d charmerburns , And ...
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But soft , my Soul ! see yon celestial light , Before whose lambent lustre breaks
the night ; It glads me like the morning clad in dews , 25 And beams reviving from
the vernal Muse , Inspiring joyous peace ; ' tis she ! ' tis she ! A stranger long to ...
But soft , my Soul ! see yon celestial light , Before whose lambent lustre breaks
the night ; It glads me like the morning clad in dews , 25 And beams reviving from
the vernal Muse , Inspiring joyous peace ; ' tis she ! ' tis she ! A stranger long to ...
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To the Right Hon Sir Robert Walpole | 151 |
To Mr John Dyer a Painter c | 159 |
To Aaron Hill Esq with the Tragedy of | 165 |
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