The EuterpeiadDa Capo Press, 1977 |
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... o'er Misfortune's power . , saving spirit from above Vouchsafe to feel our humble love . Bestow on our poor sinful hearts The quick'ning dew thy grace imparts : Shed thy sweet favour o'er our souls , Great Power , who ev'ry sense ...
... o'er Misfortune's power . , saving spirit from above Vouchsafe to feel our humble love . Bestow on our poor sinful hearts The quick'ning dew thy grace imparts : Shed thy sweet favour o'er our souls , Great Power , who ev'ry sense ...
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... o'er het , Breathes the sacred vow before her , " Take , O take her to your care . " Her form no more possessess Those dark luxuriant tresses ; The solemn words are spoken , Each earthly tle is broken And all earthly joys are dim ...
... o'er het , Breathes the sacred vow before her , " Take , O take her to your care . " Her form no more possessess Those dark luxuriant tresses ; The solemn words are spoken , Each earthly tle is broken And all earthly joys are dim ...
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... O'er the hush'd plain where sullen horror broods , And darkest frown the Syrian solitudes , Where morn's soft steps no balmy fragrance leave , And parch'd and dewless is the couch of eve , Thy form , pale city of the waste , appears ...
... O'er the hush'd plain where sullen horror broods , And darkest frown the Syrian solitudes , Where morn's soft steps no balmy fragrance leave , And parch'd and dewless is the couch of eve , Thy form , pale city of the waste , appears ...
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