Encyclopaedia of English and American Poetry: From Caedmon and King Alfred's Boethius to Browning and Tennyson, Volumen 2Ward, 1873 |
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... flowers the vale , And fill'd with sweeter sounds the air . A bower he framed ( for he could frame What long might ... flower ; The woodbine lent her spicy charms , That loves to weave the lover's bower . The ash , that courts the ...
... flowers the vale , And fill'd with sweeter sounds the air . A bower he framed ( for he could frame What long might ... flower ; The woodbine lent her spicy charms , That loves to weave the lover's bower . The ash , that courts the ...
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... flowers that fade in burning day , At evening find the dew - drop dear , But fiercer feel the noontide ray , When soften'd by the nightly tear ; Returning in the flowing tear , This lovely flower , more sweet than they , Found her fair ...
... flowers that fade in burning day , At evening find the dew - drop dear , But fiercer feel the noontide ray , When soften'd by the nightly tear ; Returning in the flowing tear , This lovely flower , more sweet than they , Found her fair ...
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... flowers with the reed ? Ah me ! those flowers he binds no more ; No early charm returns again ; The parent , nature , keeps in store Her best joys for her little train . No longer heed the sunbeam bright That plays on Carron's breast he ...
... flowers with the reed ? Ah me ! those flowers he binds no more ; No early charm returns again ; The parent , nature , keeps in store Her best joys for her little train . No longer heed the sunbeam bright That plays on Carron's breast he ...
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... flowers ; and all around Smiling , the cheerful face of spring is seen . Behold ! the trees new deck their wither'd boughs ; Their ample leaves , the hospitable plane , The taper elm , and lofty ash disclose ; The blooming hawthorn ...
... flowers ; and all around Smiling , the cheerful face of spring is seen . Behold ! the trees new deck their wither'd boughs ; Their ample leaves , the hospitable plane , The taper elm , and lofty ash disclose ; The blooming hawthorn ...
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... flowers ! Companions of the youthful scene , Endear'd from earliest days ! With whom I sported on the green , Or roved the woodland maze ! Long - exiled from your native clime , Or by the thunder - stroke of time Snatch'd to the shadows ...
... flowers ! Companions of the youthful scene , Endear'd from earliest days ! With whom I sported on the green , Or roved the woodland maze ! Long - exiled from your native clime , Or by the thunder - stroke of time Snatch'd to the shadows ...
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