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The has left three children , namely , Hartley , Derwent , poem is , perhaps , more interesting as a fragment and Sara . The first has published a volume of For sixteen years we remember it used to be re- poems , of which it is enough ...
The has left three children , namely , Hartley , Derwent , poem is , perhaps , more interesting as a fragment and Sara . The first has published a volume of For sixteen years we remember it used to be re- poems , of which it is enough ...
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“ Though roused by that dark vizir , Home - sick - written in Germany il . Riot rude " . ib . Answer to a Child's Question . ib . " When British Freedom for a hapo The Visionary Hope . pier land " ib . The Happy Husband ; a Fragment ...
“ Though roused by that dark vizir , Home - sick - written in Germany il . Riot rude " . ib . Answer to a Child's Question . ib . " When British Freedom for a hapo The Visionary Hope . pier land " ib . The Happy Husband ; a Fragment ...
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Babes , Children , Youths and Men , S. T. C. Night following night for threescore years and ter But doubly strange , where life is ... Sound like a seeking Mother's anxious call , Yet not your heavenly beauty gives Return , poor Child !
Babes , Children , Youths and Men , S. T. C. Night following night for threescore years and ter But doubly strange , where life is ... Sound like a seeking Mother's anxious call , Yet not your heavenly beauty gives Return , poor Child !
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Fondly these attach And women , that would groan to see a child A radical causation to a few Pull off an insect's leg , all read of war , Poor drudges of chastising Providence , The best amusement for our morning - meal !
Fondly these attach And women , that would groan to see a child A radical causation to a few Pull off an insect's leg , all read of war , Poor drudges of chastising Providence , The best amusement for our morning - meal !
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Then all the charm And close beside its porch a sleeping child , Is broken - all that phantom - world so fair His dear head pillow'd on a sleeping dogVanishes , and a thousand circlets spread , One arm between its fore - legs , and the ...
Then all the charm And close beside its porch a sleeping child , Is broken - all that phantom - world so fair His dear head pillow'd on a sleeping dogVanishes , and a thousand circlets spread , One arm between its fore - legs , and the ...
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