 Shade of my brother dear ! Oh ! if the chaplet, I have twin'd, Be not unworthy bard like thee, Then let me dream thee near ; And, round thy brows, in fancy, bind These wild flow'rs of my poesy ! And, if the world severe Do scorn my flow'rets, till they...  The Conflagration - Page 8by George Manners - 1812 - 18 pagesFull view - About this book
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...And round thy brows, in fancy bind These wild flow'rs of my poesy! And, if the world severe Do scnrn my flow'rets, till they fade., And blast the garland...shall fondly seek to pay The tribute of its tear. It will be perceived that the versification of the author is closely modelled on that of Walter Scott,... | |
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...And, if the world severe Do scorn my flow'rets, till they fade, And blast the garland I have made; Vet still to thee, in thought, my soul Shall rise, above...shall fondly seek to pay The tribute of its tear. It will be perceived that ihe versification of the author is closely modelled on that of Walter Scott,... | |
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...the garland I have made; Yet still to thee, in thought, my soul Shall r'ne, above the world's contfoh And oft, at close of summer day, My heart shall fondly seek to pay The tribute of its tear. It will be perceived that the versification of the author is closely modelled on that of Walter Scott,... | |
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...hand pourtrays A thousand scenes of early days ; Of boyhood's walks, and shady bow'rs ; And youtliful sports, and satchel'd hours ; And task forgot, and...to pay The tribute of its tear. HUBERT AND ELLEN. HUBERT AND ELLEN. THIS poem commence! with the addrcts of an old nan to a itnnger, who U ttippoiol... | |
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...Though cold her little hands, that made And fasten'd here this auburn braid, Her heart, in Heaven, would love me still ! And so, on earth, my heart should...to pay The tribute of its tear. HUBERT AND ELLEN. HUBERT AND ELLEN. THIS poem commence! with the address of an old man to a stranger, who is supposed... | |
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...And round thy brows in fancy bind These wild flow'rs of my poesy ! And though the world severe May scorn my flow'rets, till they fade, And blast the...to pay The tribute of its tear. HUBERT AND ELLEN. HUBERT AND ELLEN. THIS poem commences with the address of an old man to a stranger, who is supposed... | |
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