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... POETRY. /4 AN\INDEX TO A LADY'S ALBUM. /on *mfmn! cerebrum non hulet. P xp. 1 _ A vrettuitt'le volame, with a pretty little cover; A frontispiece, o’erwhich two pre'ty little Capids hover; An acrostic on the pretty littie owner of the book ; A portrait ...
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... POETRY. - A S —— INITATION | OF THE OTIUM DIVOS OF HORACE Q‘Ac following brautiful Lines were wrilten Hastings, om lus passege from Indie to . ik 1735%-;. A FOR vase the harras’d seaman prajs, When equincctiz! tempests raise The Capc’s sartounding wave ...
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... - POETRY. BATILE OF ASPERMN. s - I AGALIN the bostile cannon roars, Again the Austrian Fagle soats, Priggphant o'er the plain:, Galha ‘fl‘l’ightct\ secys the fray, Prouc o the earth ber chieftains lay, - yMoug miagled heaps of slain. Ilis +age the tyrant's ...
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... POETRY, THE MARRIED MAN AT HOME MANKIND ¢'er women empire boast, And claim a right to roam ; i But very often blust’ring blades | Are Jerry Soeaks at home. | The hero who in battle fierce, Has bravely risk’d his life; ‘The din of strife domestic fears ...
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... POETRY. - DUET. . | TIB sweet to hehold, when the billows arejs Some gay-coloured bark, moving gracefull No damp on her deck, but the cyeu-tide’s wee, No Preath in her sails, but the summer ing ' Yet, who would not tarn, with fonder em ion, !To gaze ...
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... POETRY. THE HIGHLAND DROVER Returning from England. NOW fare-thee-well, England, uo fartber I'll roam, But follow the shadow that points the way home: Your gay southern shores shall not tempt me to my, For my Maggy’s at home, and my children at play ...
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... POETRY. VICTORY OF TALAVERA. “THIF. day had dawn’d, the sun was fow, When like a river’s winter flow, . Swell’d by the mountains welted suow, - On sudden came the rushing foe \ ¢ Tosnatcha laurell'd victory. And many an eye that hails that sight, 4 ...
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... POETRY. BONAPARTE IN LOVE. Awor vincit emnia.—Virg. FEVERY movement, (casnists sing) | . Has, tho’ often hid, its spring; Now controlling, now impelling, 1 Raising, sinking, soothing, swelling; | As rules the ever-raling passion, i Love, fear, envy, avarice ...
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... POETRY. R — i LINES, Written at Kenil:corth Castle, Wa * serTEMurR, 1808. ~r2ng r‘“cv 'HERE whilst I linger midst the moul The fallen atchways, and the frctted aisfi, And pensive view, with mind intent to scin “The short-liv'd glories of unthinking maw ...
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... POETRY. LINES, Or the death of n much regretiéd lady, Mrs. Julisha Ludford, sister to John Newdigate Lndford, Esg. D. C. L. & Ansley SILENT in death! that tuneful voice ho more Wiil warm the heart, nor charm the List’a'ng ear; Now high and low, the rich ...
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... - POETRY. f 13 . GUY's-CLIFF. cocd @ facyears since 1o B. Gweatheed, Fsg. g GO, simple Bard, invoke the Nine, At Gay's Clill; sweet recess: Jhere a-sufi trooy shall mildly shine, Thy humble harpeto blgss. : Ihere Ayon winds his pensive way, Serénely clear ...