The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... Thou dear enchantress of the soul ! Whose magic skill life's ills canst calm : Whose nod can bid the whirlwind roll , Whose whisper can its rage disarm . Sweet Music ! I invoke thy power , Thou bid'st the aspiring spirit rise ; Thou ...
... Thou dear enchantress of the soul ! Whose magic skill life's ills canst calm : Whose nod can bid the whirlwind roll , Whose whisper can its rage disarm . Sweet Music ! I invoke thy power , Thou bid'st the aspiring spirit rise ; Thou ...
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... Thou may'st triumph o'er the shade-- Why are bolts of thunder hurl'd ? That there Thy power may be display'd ! All that's dread , by thy decree , Hath been made to honor THEE . Why does nature bliss impart ? Oh ! to raise our thoughts ...
... Thou may'st triumph o'er the shade-- Why are bolts of thunder hurl'd ? That there Thy power may be display'd ! All that's dread , by thy decree , Hath been made to honor THEE . Why does nature bliss impart ? Oh ! to raise our thoughts ...
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... thou art and once hast been . Must thou away ? OK ! leave me not Without one sigh , to tell my heart That I shall be not all forgot , Nor unregardl - tho ' we part , Nay , nay thou wilt not - canst not go , Denying e'en one farewell ...
... thou art and once hast been . Must thou away ? OK ! leave me not Without one sigh , to tell my heart That I shall be not all forgot , Nor unregardl - tho ' we part , Nay , nay thou wilt not - canst not go , Denying e'en one farewell ...
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