Poems ...W. Scott, 1885 - 334 pages |
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... cause , and his name will ever be revered , while his genius is honoured , by those who , like him , recommend " The cause of piety , and sacred truth , And virtue , and those scenes which God ordained Should best secure them and ...
... cause , and his name will ever be revered , while his genius is honoured , by those who , like him , recommend " The cause of piety , and sacred truth , And virtue , and those scenes which God ordained Should best secure them and ...
Page 277
... cause , For such a cause to place the roaring sea , Rocks , mountains , woods , between my friend and me ? Else , had I grasp'd thy feeble hand , composed Thy decent limbs , thy drooping eyelids closed , And , at the last , had said ...
... cause , For such a cause to place the roaring sea , Rocks , mountains , woods , between my friend and me ? Else , had I grasp'd thy feeble hand , composed Thy decent limbs , thy drooping eyelids closed , And , at the last , had said ...
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... CAUSE WON . TWO neighbours furiously dispute ; A field the subject of the suit . Trivial the spot , yet such the rage With which the combatants engage , ' Twere hard to tell , who covets most The 286 THE CAUSE WON .
... CAUSE WON . TWO neighbours furiously dispute ; A field the subject of the suit . Trivial the spot , yet such the rage With which the combatants engage , ' Twere hard to tell , who covets most The 286 THE CAUSE WON .
Contents
On a Plant of VirginsBower | 6 |
INTRODUCTORY NOTICE | 7 |
To my Cousin | 31 |
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