Poetical Recreations volume 2
Poetical Recreations volume 2
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156 Yet once I felt Love's genial Ray, Once woo'd a Maiden kind and fair, I, young as you, the Maid as gay : Ah, then how sweet our Kisses were!
3 3/ impromptu: WRITTEN IN 1793, TO M AUGARETTA, OV HER REQUESTING TO KNOW THE AUTHOR'S POLITI- CAL SENTIMENTS.
JLJoES lovely Marg'ret deign t 1 enquire, Whether I join the Loyal Choir And Capet's Fate deplore ; Or, with the furious Zeal of Paine, All Reverence to Kings disdain, And Liberty adore?
Let not, my Fair, a Doubt molest, Or Fear disturb thy t...ender Breast, Which Party I espouse ! Tho' trait'rous to all other Laws, Firm I'd remain to Beauty's Cause, The humblest Slave that bows.
138 What tho* of Kings the servile Yoke, By Liberty's rude I lands be broke, And regal Power depart ! Still will be paid the Tribute due To Beauty's Power, enthron'd in vou.
The Homage of the Heart.
1:39 IMPROMPTU.
a poet's three substantial reasons for not subscribing to enlighten the town of penrith with lamps.
J. Heo' the dark Veil of Night (to a Lover more dear, Than the Sun in pursuit of Ms Love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
156 Yet once I felt Love's genial Ray, Once woo'd a Maiden kind and fair, I, young as you, the Maid as gay : Ah, then how sweet our Kisses were!
3 3/ impromptu: WRITTEN IN 1793, TO M AUGARETTA, OV HER REQUESTING TO KNOW THE AUTHOR'S POLITI- CAL SENTIMENTS.
JLJoES lovely Marg'ret deign t 1 enquire, Whether I join the Loyal Choir And Capet's Fate deplore ; Or, with the furious Zeal of Paine, All Reverence to Kings disdain, And Liberty adore?
Let not, my Fair, a Doubt molest, Or Fear disturb thy t...ender Breast, Which Party I espouse ! Tho' trait'rous to all other Laws, Firm I'd remain to Beauty's Cause, The humblest Slave that bows.
138 What tho* of Kings the servile Yoke, By Liberty's rude I lands be broke, And regal Power depart ! Still will be paid the Tribute due To Beauty's Power, enthron'd in vou.
The Homage of the Heart.
1:39 IMPROMPTU.
a poet's three substantial reasons for not subscribing to enlighten the town of penrith with lamps.
J. Heo' the dark Veil of Night (to a Lover more dear, Than the Sun in pursuit of Ms Love.
What to read after Poetical Recreations volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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