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... eyes And the fairest face on the London stage . Supposing an umpire were doom'd to - day To settle of rival claims a score , What wonder if SOLOMON's best bouquet Were flung at the feet of LOUISA MOORE ? No. 2. - FLAMMA REDIVIVA . ONE ...
... eyes And the fairest face on the London stage . Supposing an umpire were doom'd to - day To settle of rival claims a score , What wonder if SOLOMON's best bouquet Were flung at the feet of LOUISA MOORE ? No. 2. - FLAMMA REDIVIVA . ONE ...
Page 36
... eyes , his manner , and his dialect are studies for a painter or an author . He looks a Lear of humble life - a real ... eye- And ELIZABETH MARTIN ; whate'er I do , They bid me paddle my own canoe . Or if , by hap - hazard , I get a wink ...
... eyes , his manner , and his dialect are studies for a painter or an author . He looks a Lear of humble life - a real ... eye- And ELIZABETH MARTIN ; whate'er I do , They bid me paddle my own canoe . Or if , by hap - hazard , I get a wink ...
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... eyes . No traveller shirks from his duty , No bagman can dally in town , So I left her , and dreamed of the beauty Of darling EUPHROSYNE BROWN . I'd finished my wearisome travel Through sleepy old towns with my pack , And returned to ...
... eyes . No traveller shirks from his duty , No bagman can dally in town , So I left her , and dreamed of the beauty Of darling EUPHROSYNE BROWN . I'd finished my wearisome travel Through sleepy old towns with my pack , And returned to ...
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