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Page 11
... Poor trespasser ! he'll make it smart ; For hid among the flowers ' t will find Set traps of most imprisoning kind ; And may be tangled ere aware , Within the mesh of tresses there . Those eye - darts shot by Cupid's bow , Would soon to ...
... Poor trespasser ! he'll make it smart ; For hid among the flowers ' t will find Set traps of most imprisoning kind ; And may be tangled ere aware , Within the mesh of tresses there . Those eye - darts shot by Cupid's bow , Would soon to ...
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... Poor soul ! ' t were pity she should burn With passion I can ne'er return : I'll gaze , not love : my course is plain ; I'll reap the bliss , and leave the pain . A pleasant life , to roam at will On Beauty's walks attendant still ...
... Poor soul ! ' t were pity she should burn With passion I can ne'er return : I'll gaze , not love : my course is plain ; I'll reap the bliss , and leave the pain . A pleasant life , to roam at will On Beauty's walks attendant still ...
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... Poor Jack ! ' exclaimed Jeremiah , I am afraid you will not be able to bear up under this pelting storm . I do not care for myself ; this cold rain and these rough roads do not make me feel half as un- comfortable and wretched as I have ...
... Poor Jack ! ' exclaimed Jeremiah , I am afraid you will not be able to bear up under this pelting storm . I do not care for myself ; this cold rain and these rough roads do not make me feel half as un- comfortable and wretched as I have ...
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... poor hu- manity is only about to put on its best garments . The religion which saves man from fear , and does most for Hope and Love , the direct- ness and grasp of Faith before the uncertain issues of Intellect , is the best ; and this ...
... poor hu- manity is only about to put on its best garments . The religion which saves man from fear , and does most for Hope and Love , the direct- ness and grasp of Faith before the uncertain issues of Intellect , is the best ; and this ...
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... Poor Negro ! for the joy he afforded the nimble feet of men and women ; for his skill in his art , ( for he had ' a reasonable good ear for jigs , ' though for sonatas , and such like , they gave him , the spleen , ) and for his ...
... Poor Negro ! for the joy he afforded the nimble feet of men and women ; for his skill in his art , ( for he had ' a reasonable good ear for jigs , ' though for sonatas , and such like , they gave him , the spleen , ) and for his ...
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