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... hath sate Far oftener by himself . This book , I guess , Hath been forgotten in his careless way , And by the cottage - children has been found : Heaven bless them , and their inconsiderate work ! To what odd purpose have the darlings ...
... hath sate Far oftener by himself . This book , I guess , Hath been forgotten in his careless way , And by the cottage - children has been found : Heaven bless them , and their inconsiderate work ! To what odd purpose have the darlings ...
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... hath sown With weeds , the bowers are overthrown , Or have given way to slow mutation , While , in their ancient habitation The Norton name hath been unknown : The lordly mansion of its pride Is stripped ; the ravage hath spread wide ...
... hath sown With weeds , the bowers are overthrown , Or have given way to slow mutation , While , in their ancient habitation The Norton name hath been unknown : The lordly mansion of its pride Is stripped ; the ravage hath spread wide ...
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... hath subdued her heart ; Behold the prophecy fulfilled , Fulfilled , and she sustains her part ! But here her brother's words have failed , - Here hath a milder doom prevailed ; That she , of him and all bereft , Hath yet this faithful ...
... hath subdued her heart ; Behold the prophecy fulfilled , Fulfilled , and she sustains her part ! But here her brother's words have failed , - Here hath a milder doom prevailed ; That she , of him and all bereft , Hath yet this faithful ...
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