The Poetical Works of Thomas MooreCrissy & Markley, 1858 - 431 pages |
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... friends of Mr. Moore briefly and triumphantly referred to his unspotted character , Which never yet the breath of calumny had tainted , and they properly condemned uncharitable conjecture on a subject of which the most that could be ...
... friends of Mr. Moore briefly and triumphantly referred to his unspotted character , Which never yet the breath of calumny had tainted , and they properly condemned uncharitable conjecture on a subject of which the most that could be ...
Page 105
... friends and joys we've left behind , And joys return , and friends are near , And all are welcom'd with a tear- In the mind's purest seat to dwell , To be remember'd oft and well By one whose heart , though vain and wild , By passion ...
... friends and joys we've left behind , And joys return , and friends are near , And all are welcom'd with a tear- In the mind's purest seat to dwell , To be remember'd oft and well By one whose heart , though vain and wild , By passion ...
Page 292
... friendship , so dear to blisses ; Young Love himself looks down from heaven , To smile on such a day as this is ! Then , oh my friends , this hour improve , Let's feel as if we ne'er could sever ! And may the birth of her we love Be ...
... friendship , so dear to blisses ; Young Love himself looks down from heaven , To smile on such a day as this is ! Then , oh my friends , this hour improve , Let's feel as if we ne'er could sever ! And may the birth of her we love Be ...
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