The Poetical Works of Lord Byron,: With a Memoir, Volume 1Houghton, Osgood, 1879 |
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... perchance it ought , If these , ā but let me cease the lengthened strain , Oh ! if these wishes are not breathed in vain , The guardian seraph who directs thy fate Will leave thee glorious , as he found thee great . * 1805 . * FRAGMENT ...
... perchance it ought , If these , ā but let me cease the lengthened strain , Oh ! if these wishes are not breathed in vain , The guardian seraph who directs thy fate Will leave thee glorious , as he found thee great . * 1805 . * FRAGMENT ...
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... perchance one trembling tear Upon that thrilling bosom fell ; Which I , th ' unconscious cause of fear , Extracted from its glistening cell : Say , what dire penance can atone For such an outrage done to thee ? [ The occurrence took ...
... perchance one trembling tear Upon that thrilling bosom fell ; Which I , th ' unconscious cause of fear , Extracted from its glistening cell : Say , what dire penance can atone For such an outrage done to thee ? [ The occurrence took ...
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... Perchance , forgetful of the day , " Tis his to chase the bounding roe ; Or ocean's waves prolong his stay ; Yet Oscar's bark is seldom slow . " " Oh , no ! " the anguished sire rejoined , " Nor chase , nor wave , my boy delay ; Would ...
... Perchance , forgetful of the day , " Tis his to chase the bounding roe ; Or ocean's waves prolong his stay ; Yet Oscar's bark is seldom slow . " " Oh , no ! " the anguished sire rejoined , " Nor chase , nor wave , my boy delay ; Would ...
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... or flight . " " " Tis well , " replied the stranger stern , And fiercely flashed his rolling eye ; " Thy Oscar's fate I fain would learn ; Perhaps the hero did not die . " Perchance , if those whom most he loved Would 74 HOURS OF IDLENESS .
... or flight . " " " Tis well , " replied the stranger stern , And fiercely flashed his rolling eye ; " Thy Oscar's fate I fain would learn ; Perhaps the hero did not die . " Perchance , if those whom most he loved Would 74 HOURS OF IDLENESS .
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With a Memoir George Gordon Byron Baron Byron. " Perchance , if those whom most he loved Would call , thy Oscar might return ; Perchance the chief has only roved ; For him thy Beltane * yet may burn . " Fill high the bowl the table round ...
With a Memoir George Gordon Byron Baron Byron. " Perchance , if those whom most he loved Would call , thy Oscar might return ; Perchance the chief has only roved ; For him thy Beltane * yet may burn . " Fill high the bowl the table round ...
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