Poems, Zväzok 1C.S. Francis, 1859 |
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Algoa Bay Allan Douglas alms alms-giving art thou beauty beneath bitter bless breast breath breeze Brighouse bright brow cheek cheer child cold COUNTESS OF CARLISLE cowslips dark death doth dream dwell earth echo eyes face fade faint fair fear feel flowers fond gallant band gaze gentle glad gleam glory glow grace grief grieving hand happy hath hear heart Heaven holy hope hour labour land leaves Life's light lips lone look man's mirth morning mother mournful neath never night o'er pain pale Parkhurst Prison poor prayer prison rest rich round Ruislip Common seem'd shadow shining sigh silence sleep slumber smile soft song SONNET sorrow soul sound spirit spring stand summer sweet tears thee thine thou thought thy dream toil tread Uxbridge vainly vex'd voice wandering watch wave weary weep wild workhouse young youth
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