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Those eyes, those eyes, how full
Those that write in rhyme still n
Thou art, O God! the life and I'
Thou divinest, fairest, brightes
Thou fair-haired Angel of the I
Thou hast sworn by thy God,
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Thou, to whom the world un
Thou wert fair, Lady Mary
Thou youngest virgin-daug
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Though you be absent here
Three days before my Ma
Three fishers went sailing
Three Poets, in three dist
Three years she grew in
Thrice happy she that is
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Thy spirit, Independe
Tiger, tiger, burning
Time rolls his ceasele
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'Tis morn, and nev
'Tis sweet to hear
'Tis the last rose
'Tis the middle of
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To fair Fidele's
To gild refined
To kinder skies
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