The Songs of England and Scotland, Volume 1J. Cochrane, 1835 - Ballads, English |
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... heart - WORDSWORTH . ( 6 POETRY , Music , and Painting , are universally ac- knowledged to be the early offspring of all nations , even in their rudest state , " wherever language is found , " says Mr. Southey , verse of some kind or ...
... heart - WORDSWORTH . ( 6 POETRY , Music , and Painting , are universally ac- knowledged to be the early offspring of all nations , even in their rudest state , " wherever language is found , " says Mr. Southey , verse of some kind or ...
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... heart : a heart that glowed , with what he describes as " honest warm simplicity . " * At all times nature exhibits a sufficient number of images to the eye and fancy of a poet - the cool of spring , the heat of summer , the yellow leaf ...
... heart : a heart that glowed , with what he describes as " honest warm simplicity . " * At all times nature exhibits a sufficient number of images to the eye and fancy of a poet - the cool of spring , the heat of summer , the yellow leaf ...
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... heart and ever shall- Tyll by dethe departyd we bee . The same writer who keeps up a mystery about his love , is probably the author of the following lines.- The little pretty nightingale [ Sings sweet ] among the levis green I would I ...
... heart and ever shall- Tyll by dethe departyd we bee . The same writer who keeps up a mystery about his love , is probably the author of the following lines.- The little pretty nightingale [ Sings sweet ] among the levis green I would I ...
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... heart . O Fortune cruel harsh and hard What aileth thee at me My pleasures all thou dost retard To aid Adversity . Alas ! I love a goodly one , Who loveth me again- It is for her I live alone- Though thou dost shower disdain . To have ...
... heart . O Fortune cruel harsh and hard What aileth thee at me My pleasures all thou dost retard To aid Adversity . Alas ! I love a goodly one , Who loveth me again- It is for her I live alone- Though thou dost shower disdain . To have ...
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... heart , and where he frolics like a being made up of melody and pleasure . ' Shirley's Death's Final Conquest , ' is full of the finest moral grandeur . Carew has been called by Pope a bad Waller- but neither Waller or Pope have happier ...
... heart , and where he frolics like a being made up of melody and pleasure . ' Shirley's Death's Final Conquest , ' is full of the finest moral grandeur . Carew has been called by Pope a bad Waller- but neither Waller or Pope have happier ...
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