 Whose charms, on this sequester'd shore, With love can fire a stranger's breast; A breast that never loved before ! O tell me, in what silent vale, To hail the balmy breath of May, Thy tresses floating on the gale, All simply neat thou deign'st to stray!...  Select Miscellaneous Productions, of Mrs. Day, and Thomas Day, Esq., in ... - Page 48by Esther Milnes Day, Thomas Lowndes - 1805 - 255 pagesFull view - About this book
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...halcyon seat, And freedom waves her wings. O gentle Lady of the West, Whose charms, on this seqnester'd shore, With love can fire a stranger's breast ; A...Thy tresses floating on the gale, All simply neat thon deign'st to stray ! Not snch thy look, not snch thy air, Not snch thy nnaffected grace : As mid... | |
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...charms, on this sequester'd shore, With love can fire a stranger's breast; A breast that never loved before ! O tell me, in what silent vale, To hail the...unaffected grace, As, mid the town's deceitful glare, Marks the proud nymph's disdainful face. Health's rosy bloom upon thy cheek, Eyes that with artless... | |
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...halcyon seat, And freedom waves her wings. O gentle Lady of the West, Whose charms, on this sequester'd shore, With love can fire a stranger's breast ; A breast that never loved before ! O tell me, in what silent vale, To hail the balmy breath of May, Thy tresses floating... | |
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...halcyon seat, And Freedom waves her wings. O, gentle Lady of the West, Whose charms on this sequestered shore With love can fire a stranger's breast, A breast that never loved before. O, tell me, in what silent vale, To hail the balmy breath of May Thy tressea floating... | |
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