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Stothard R4 Finken SWEET MEMORY , wafted by thy gentle gale , Oft up the stream of Time I turn my sail , To view the fairy - haunts of long - lost hours , Blest with far greener shades , far fresher flowers . Ages and climes remote to ...
Stothard R4 Finken SWEET MEMORY , wafted by thy gentle gale , Oft up the stream of Time I turn my sail , To view the fairy - haunts of long - lost hours , Blest with far greener shades , far fresher flowers . Ages and climes remote to ...
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Verdure springs up ; and fruits and flowers invite , And groves and fountains — all things that delight . Oh , I would stop , and linger if I might ! ” We fly ; no resting for the foot we find ; All dark before , all desolate behind !
Verdure springs up ; and fruits and flowers invite , And groves and fountains — all things that delight . Oh , I would stop , and linger if I might ! ” We fly ; no resting for the foot we find ; All dark before , all desolate behind !
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Thou , all - accomplished SURREY , thou art known ; The flower of Knighthood , nipt as soon as blown ! Melting all hearts but Geraldine's alone ! And , with his beaver up , discovering there One who loved less to conquer than to spare ...
Thou , all - accomplished SURREY , thou art known ; The flower of Knighthood , nipt as soon as blown ! Melting all hearts but Geraldine's alone ! And , with his beaver up , discovering there One who loved less to conquer than to spare ...
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Oh in thy truth secure , thy virtue bold , Beware the poison in the cup of gold , The asp among the flowers . Thy heart beats high , As bright and brighter breaks the distant sky ! But every step is on enchanted ground : Danger thou ...
Oh in thy truth secure , thy virtue bold , Beware the poison in the cup of gold , The asp among the flowers . Thy heart beats high , As bright and brighter breaks the distant sky ! But every step is on enchanted ground : Danger thou ...
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Hope shakes his cap and bells , And flowers spring up among the woodland dells . To Hope he listens , wandering without measure Thro ' sun and shade , lost in a trance of pleasure ; And , if to Fear but for a weary mile , Hope follows ...
Hope shakes his cap and bells , And flowers spring up among the woodland dells . To Hope he listens , wandering without measure Thro ' sun and shade , lost in a trance of pleasure ; And , if to Fear but for a weary mile , Hope follows ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Poems |
| Author | Samuel Rogers |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | Edward Moxon, 1842 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 24 Nov 2016 |
| Length | 304 pages |
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