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She joyous waves her hand — that hand in sooth , So oft extended to the indigent ; Sure they were cold , unfeeling , and uncouth , Who would not hail her almost angel sent , From heaven on some sweet pious mission bent . XII . prow ?
She joyous waves her hand — that hand in sooth , So oft extended to the indigent ; Sure they were cold , unfeeling , and uncouth , Who would not hail her almost angel sent , From heaven on some sweet pious mission bent . XII . prow ?
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—The twenty - sixth Of June brought woe to every British heart ; So does it seem to ' ve sadden'd and perplex'd The very heavens themselves , which do impart A flood of piteous tears , incessant , smart :COUPLET .
—The twenty - sixth Of June brought woe to every British heart ; So does it seem to ' ve sadden'd and perplex'd The very heavens themselves , which do impart A flood of piteous tears , incessant , smart :COUPLET .
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But ' ware ! and let not in thy headstrong rage , The arm be rais'd against that hoary head : Remember he has reach'd the latest stage , Which Heaven assigns . — No more must there be shed Of Royal blood !
But ' ware ! and let not in thy headstrong rage , The arm be rais'd against that hoary head : Remember he has reach'd the latest stage , Which Heaven assigns . — No more must there be shed Of Royal blood !
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From selfish policy may Heaven defend ! XXXII . So be it told , as after ages roll , And Coromandel rivals our rich fields ; When there can not be found from pole to pole A land which lovelier smiles , or better yields : So be it told ...
From selfish policy may Heaven defend ! XXXII . So be it told , as after ages roll , And Coromandel rivals our rich fields ; When there can not be found from pole to pole A land which lovelier smiles , or better yields : So be it told ...
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Since reasoning's given to manby Heaven allow'dHow comes it , mighty Britain , you maintain That high dominion ? Whence , by all avow'd , This lofty sentiment which makes thee proud ? LXXI . It has been said and I believe it tooCrossing ...
Since reasoning's given to manby Heaven allow'dHow comes it , mighty Britain , you maintain That high dominion ? Whence , by all avow'd , This lofty sentiment which makes thee proud ? LXXI . It has been said and I believe it tooCrossing ...
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| Title | Fitz-Raymond; Or, The Rambler on the Rhine: A Metrico- Political Sketch of Past and Present Times |
| Author | Sir Whitelaw Ainslie |
| Publisher | A. Black, 1831 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 12 Jan 2007 |
| Length | 200 pages |
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