Poems: Chiefly ReligiousJ. Nisbet and J. Burns, 1841 - 164 pages |
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Page 32
... breeze But the sweet south , up which the bees Came musical ; and there.we stood , And gazed down on the ocean flood , That slept beneath us heaving mild , Between his shores , like a cradled child ; Or turned where on the orchard trees ...
... breeze But the sweet south , up which the bees Came musical ; and there.we stood , And gazed down on the ocean flood , That slept beneath us heaving mild , Between his shores , like a cradled child ; Or turned where on the orchard trees ...
Page 36
... before the breeze are turning brown and bare . All nature and her children now prepare for rougher days : The squirrel makes his winter bed , and hazel hoard purveys ; • The sunny swallow spreads his wing to seek a 36 November.
... before the breeze are turning brown and bare . All nature and her children now prepare for rougher days : The squirrel makes his winter bed , and hazel hoard purveys ; • The sunny swallow spreads his wing to seek a 36 November.
Page 67
... like thy own . The breeze will roam this way to - morrow , And sigh to find his playmate gone : The bee will come its sweets to borrow , And meet with none . O spare ! and let it still outspread Its beauties 67 Spare my Flower.
... like thy own . The breeze will roam this way to - morrow , And sigh to find his playmate gone : The bee will come its sweets to borrow , And meet with none . O spare ! and let it still outspread Its beauties 67 Spare my Flower.
Page 87
... breeze of evening murmured by , And gave , she deemed , this faint reply : 66 On this lone tower , so wild and drear , " ' Mid storms and clouds I love to lie . Because I find a freedom here . " Which prouder haunts could ne'er supply ...
... breeze of evening murmured by , And gave , she deemed , this faint reply : 66 On this lone tower , so wild and drear , " ' Mid storms and clouds I love to lie . Because I find a freedom here . " Which prouder haunts could ne'er supply ...
Page 89
... breeze , " As blithe a flower as Flora sees . " Bloom on , sweet moralist ! Be thine The softest shower , the brightest sun ! Long o'er a world of error shine , And teach them what to seek and shun ! Bloom on , and show the simple glee ...
... breeze , " As blithe a flower as Flora sees . " Bloom on , sweet moralist ! Be thine The softest shower , the brightest sun ! Long o'er a world of error shine , And teach them what to seek and shun ! Bloom on , and show the simple glee ...
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