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It may not ^^{ M | M |^ M r '' s ^ hV ^ Beyond this pale l ^ ftrjajBtjr ,,,. * ¦ .. ¦ ,- ; ,- ¦ Where the pure lij > s , that faded neH , Shall breathe tky wjiwte , futurity \ 1
The sea , ^ . 8 )^ yfcfef tkm it ^ dli-: ? At the lone Voice that ba < k them livej And flowers shall bind the sacred head , Which paradise alone can give . Then from the dust tftStr steefte b&m , Sad mortal ! lift fyy tearful eye , Since o ' er each haltoWeft gfave *®* ^ OVi The roses of eternilyv
Yet sometimes tUim thfefe toOhfe dead , To hear the mUfcfc of the tomb ; And let thy thoughts ai ^ und them shed A beautiful and holy gloom * The still small accent of tliegrATg Of truth and liopfc mAy teach thee to ^ t ^ , Than ever wit , or wfedohi , ga ^ To those who wooed their splendid lore . There is no flattery ia ka voice * There is nt > falsehood m its t » te ¦ : •* - »
Go , mortal , ia tiiy God rejoice , And He will light this mystic val ( j Crediton *
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& $ Poetry . —Verse * to a ' J ^ SMh ^ Mm ^ W ^ s Catharin e ,
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Unto the wood again , the deep gl'een wood ; Nature is ever lovely , e \ ei fail ?; And sweet society is solitude , And sweet the language of the fields and air . The warbling thrush and blackbird , bleating lam !^ And breeze and brook , tWe ^ leaf and fragrant flotver , Are my pure oracles , fttid 9 hew I am Or may be Ske them for one passihg hour * Filled with the loveliness of all things round , And happy in that feeling *—glad to be *—Nor fearing what the future rrtay be found * Still hope from this as pure felicity : For sure such scenes and thoughts that rise from sucl ? f Are not in vain—if so , tiattufe has giveii too mncjil Hinckley * May 15 , 1826 . JOSEPH DARE .
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SONNET COMPOSED IN B 0 RBAGB WOOD .
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To a Lady on the Binh ^ dap of Miss OathtrtHe —— . A Catharine , with itpperi&l glc ^ ry , Gilds the dark pag ^ of Russian stqry ^ , Her Consort ' s fat ^ , th , at tragic tftle , While Mystery shrouds witu courtly veiL For Catharine ' s \ Vrongs i of gentler fame , The haughty Tudo ^ s napless dame ., Born to the ills that , erbwAtagi wfcifc Where envy 16 w * & < to Tbpft fettft ^ Britain ^ kifiid h&dtti the tff ^ t ^ krt ^ Oh majesty dQiod to Woe ;
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1826, page 690, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2554/page/54/
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