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... hour from IRAD , and from love , Through dread futurity all anxious roam , And cast a mournful glance on ills to come . And must the hours in ceaseless anguish roll ? Must no soft sunshine cheer my clouded soul ? Spring charm around me ...
... hour from IRAD , and from love , Through dread futurity all anxious roam , And cast a mournful glance on ills to come . And must the hours in ceaseless anguish roll ? Must no soft sunshine cheer my clouded soul ? Spring charm around me ...
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... hours begin ; ' Tis then , sole owner of his little cot , The farmer feels his independent lot ; Hears , with the ... hour When British legions , arm'd with death - like power , Bade desolation mark their crimson'd way . And lured the ...
... hours begin ; ' Tis then , sole owner of his little cot , The farmer feels his independent lot ; Hears , with the ... hour When British legions , arm'd with death - like power , Bade desolation mark their crimson'd way . And lured the ...
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... hour . But now the sun is westward sinking ; And soon amid the purple haze , That showers from his slanting rays , A thousand loves there meet her gaze , To change her high heroic thinking . Then hope , with all its crowd of fancies ...
... hour . But now the sun is westward sinking ; And soon amid the purple haze , That showers from his slanting rays , A thousand loves there meet her gaze , To change her high heroic thinking . Then hope , with all its crowd of fancies ...
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... hour , that fill'd my car , As I lay in my dream ; yet was it a chime That told of the flow of the stream of time ... hours Her bouquet had become a garland of flowers , That she held in her outstretched hands , and flung This way and ...
... hour , that fill'd my car , As I lay in my dream ; yet was it a chime That told of the flow of the stream of time ... hours Her bouquet had become a garland of flowers , That she held in her outstretched hands , and flung This way and ...
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... hour may tell , That bids the loosened spirit fly ? E'en now this pulse's feverish swell May warn me of mortality . But chance what may , thou wilt no more With sense and with my hours beguile , Inform with learning's various lore , Or ...
... hour may tell , That bids the loosened spirit fly ? E'en now this pulse's feverish swell May warn me of mortality . But chance what may , thou wilt no more With sense and with my hours beguile , Inform with learning's various lore , Or ...
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