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NOTICES OF BOOKS. 59
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Poems: By Jean Ingelow. London—Longman A...
' And O come yet in he life moaned , or com beneath e in dea his th breath ! ,
O lost ! my love , Elizabeth / ¦ And didst thou visit Mm no more ?
" The Thou waters didst laid , thou thee didst at his , my doore daughter deare ,
Th Ere pretty yet the bairns early in da fast wne embrace was clear , — .
y Th Downe e lifted drifted sun shone to thy o dwelling n thy face -p — lace .
" That flow strewed wrecks about the grass , That ebbe swept out the flocks to sea ;
A But T fa o t each a m l ebbe any will more and mourn flo th w an his , . myne alas own ! ( she d me saith : )
, And sweeter woman ne ' er drew breath , Than my sonne ' s wife , Elizabeth .
" I shall never hear her more , By the reedy Lindis _* shore ,
* Cusha Ere , the cusha earl , cusha y dews ! ' be calling falling , ; 4 I shall never hear her song ,
Cushacusha ! ' all along , From Where , the the meads sunny where Lindas melick floweth groweth , goeth , flpweth ,
When Onward the floweth water to windin the town g down . , ,
" I shall Where Stan Sobbing d never beside the see reeds throbbing the her _sobbing and more rushes in , its river falling quiver , , shiver , quiver ;
To the I shall sandy never , lonesome hear her shore calling . , mellowmellowmellow
* Leave Quit your your cowsli - meadow ps , cowsli grasses ps , yellow , ; , , Lihtfoot
Come Quit Come your uppe pipes Li Whitefoot htfoot of parsley rise , come hollow and follow uppe , hollow ; g , hollow , ;
Lihtfoot uppe Whitefoot g , Come From g your up , Jetty clovers , , follow lift , the , follow 7 head , ; Jetty , to the milking shed . "
Notices Of Books. 59
NOTICES OF BOOKS . 59
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1863, page 59, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091863/page/59/
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