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I CANNOT CALL THEE FAIR , MY CHILD . BY THOMAS H. BAYLY , ESQ . I cannot call thee fair , my child , I cannot call thee fair , Unless a perfect form and face Be joined to gifts more rare : If to thy features , blameless thoughts The ...
I CANNOT CALL THEE FAIR , MY CHILD . BY THOMAS H. BAYLY , ESQ . I cannot call thee fair , my child , I cannot call thee fair , Unless a perfect form and face Be joined to gifts more rare : If to thy features , blameless thoughts The ...
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3 On , godlike thought embodied ! who can And turned a second Verres for thy sake , gaze And bore thee to a bright captivity , l'pon thy speaking charms without a sigh While humbled Florence wept for thee in For the bright ...
3 On , godlike thought embodied ! who can And turned a second Verres for thy sake , gaze And bore thee to a bright captivity , l'pon thy speaking charms without a sigh While humbled Florence wept for thee in For the bright ...
Pagina 110
To thee - his everlasting will ; Wisdom ! tell me where thou art ! Thou seest all upward mounting stillHoly virgin ! in the throng Still higher mounting , to the throne Of mighty worlds I seek thy throne Where Good , pure Good , resides ...
To thee - his everlasting will ; Wisdom ! tell me where thou art ! Thou seest all upward mounting stillHoly virgin ! in the throng Still higher mounting , to the throne Of mighty worlds I seek thy throne Where Good , pure Good , resides ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Spirit of the English Magazines Volumes 68-69;Volumes 1365-1366 van American periodical series: 1800-1850 |
| Uitgever | Munroe and Francis, 1829 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | Harvard University |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 13 maart 2007 |
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