The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... charms , With tenderest love the bosom warms , But not like them deceives ! ' Tis this the human heart inspires With tender feelings , soft desires , And pleases every ear― ' Twas practis'd in the Courts of Jove , And given by the Gods ...
... charms , With tenderest love the bosom warms , But not like them deceives ! ' Tis this the human heart inspires With tender feelings , soft desires , And pleases every ear― ' Twas practis'd in the Courts of Jove , And given by the Gods ...
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... charms as this , my love . The purest blessings earth can give , Are sweetly shed to cheer us . love ; O why should life such joys outlive , But only to endear us , love ? While every thought with new born bliss , Is but expressed to ...
... charms as this , my love . The purest blessings earth can give , Are sweetly shed to cheer us . love ; O why should life such joys outlive , But only to endear us , love ? While every thought with new born bliss , Is but expressed to ...
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... charms , generally concealed under a veil . [ May 1 , he found the Magistrate . " I come , Sir , " exclaimed he , " to demand in marriage your daughter , of whom I am enamored . " " She is not worthy , " replied the judge , " of so ...
... charms , generally concealed under a veil . [ May 1 , he found the Magistrate . " I come , Sir , " exclaimed he , " to demand in marriage your daughter , of whom I am enamored . " " She is not worthy , " replied the judge , " of so ...
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