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... . Mrs. Carter 59 60 ib . 62 63 J. Moultrie , Esq . 64 Mrs. Dixon 68 Memory of Mrs. E. Carter ... Mrs. Hunter On my Birth - day . ... My Brother's Grave Death of a Poor Ideot ยท Page Jessy To Mrs. Unwin . To my Father ... CONTENTS .
... . Mrs. Carter 59 60 ib . 62 63 J. Moultrie , Esq . 64 Mrs. Dixon 68 Memory of Mrs. E. Carter ... Mrs. Hunter On my Birth - day . ... My Brother's Grave Death of a Poor Ideot ยท Page Jessy To Mrs. Unwin . To my Father ... CONTENTS .
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... Graves 104 105 106 Merrick 107 ..... ib . Merrick 111 113 115 Lady Winchilsea ib . Watts . 116 Do ... 117 Do ... 118 119 Wordsworth ib . Mrs. Thrale .... 121 EXTRACTS FROM SOME OF OUR MOST ADMIRED POETS . Hymn of Heavenly Love ...
... Graves 104 105 106 Merrick 107 ..... ib . Merrick 111 113 115 Lady Winchilsea ib . Watts . 116 Do ... 117 Do ... 118 119 Wordsworth ib . Mrs. Thrale .... 121 EXTRACTS FROM SOME OF OUR MOST ADMIRED POETS . Hymn of Heavenly Love ...
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... grave as little as my bed ; die , Teach me to that so I may Rise joyful at the judgment day . O ! may my soul on Thee repose , And may sweet sleep mine eye - lid's close Sleep , that may me more vig'rous make To serve my GoD , when I ...
... grave as little as my bed ; die , Teach me to that so I may Rise joyful at the judgment day . O ! may my soul on Thee repose , And may sweet sleep mine eye - lid's close Sleep , that may me more vig'rous make To serve my GoD , when I ...
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... grave where Lazarus slept ; By the boding tears that flowed Over Salem's loved abode ; By the anguish'd sigh that told Treachery lurk'd within thy fold ; From thy seat above the sky , Hear our solemn Litany ! - By Thine hour of dire ...
... grave where Lazarus slept ; By the boding tears that flowed Over Salem's loved abode ; By the anguish'd sigh that told Treachery lurk'd within thy fold ; From thy seat above the sky , Hear our solemn Litany ! - By Thine hour of dire ...
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... grave . His words were daring , and displeased his friends ; His conduct they reprove , and he defends : So high , at length , their arguments were wrought , They reach'd the last extent of human thought : A pause ensu'd . - When , lo ...
... grave . His words were daring , and displeased his friends ; His conduct they reprove , and he defends : So high , at length , their arguments were wrought , They reach'd the last extent of human thought : A pause ensu'd . - When , lo ...
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adore angels beauty bend beneath bless blest bliss bloom bosom Bowdler breast breath bright burst of joy charms cheer Christian death cries dark death divine dread earth eternal ev'n ev'ry eyes fair faith faithless FATHER fear flower glory glow grace grave grief hand hast hear heart Heaven heavenly holy hope hopes and fears Hosanna hour humble immortal song King life's light live LORD lyre mercy mind morn mournful Nature's ne'er night nymph o'er pain peace pleasure pow'r praise prayer pride PSALM rapture reign rill rise sacred SAVIOUR scene seraph shade shine sigh silent sing skies smile solemn song sorrow soul sound spring stream sweet tear tell tempest thee thine Thomas Bowdler thou art thought thro throne Tis green tongue trembling truth Twas vale virtue voice weep wings youth