Poems, 第 2 巻E. Moxon, 1969 |
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... poet leaves behind , That once has kindled an undying flame . And what is that ? It is a happy feeling Begot by bird ... Poet , think how bland , how healing , The beauty thou hast taught thy fellow men to see . c XVI . TO WILLIAM ...
... poet leaves behind , That once has kindled an undying flame . And what is that ? It is a happy feeling Begot by bird ... Poet , think how bland , how healing , The beauty thou hast taught thy fellow men to see . c XVI . TO WILLIAM ...
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... poet's joy and theme . See how the Daisies whiten all yon lea ! A thing so dear to poet and to child , That when we see it on neglected wild , We prize old Nature's generosity . The Celandine one mighty bard may prize ; The Daisy no ...
... poet's joy and theme . See how the Daisies whiten all yon lea ! A thing so dear to poet and to child , That when we see it on neglected wild , We prize old Nature's generosity . The Celandine one mighty bard may prize ; The Daisy no ...
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... poet ; But , made a lord , might easily forego it . WEST tried to soar on Pindar's ample pinion , And bring his straius beneath our king's dominion . All praise to him for what he well intended ; Of his success least said the soonest ...
... poet ; But , made a lord , might easily forego it . WEST tried to soar on Pindar's ample pinion , And bring his straius beneath our king's dominion . All praise to him for what he well intended ; Of his success least said the soonest ...
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SCRIPTURAL AND RELIGIOUS SUBJECTScontinued | 20 |
THE SNOWDROP | 64 |
HUMMING BIRDS | 81 |
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