The Blue Poetry Book

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f the forest when

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wealth, the pri

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darts Despair

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ribute pay, i

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of noise and

land and a

ings, as being

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elsewhere, Ste

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wrath, that

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meet that d

ling like a p

heavens to

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day, that

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and earth sh

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afford him a scre

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grove shall ari

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drowns the

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y and many

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ot half so ha

ying her

the reason (as

ingdom by

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killing my

was stronger by

ho were ol

far wise

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ons down un

ever my soul

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r beams, without

autiful A

er rise, but I se

autiful A

night-tide, I li

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not weep

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couldst

rough my mi

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houldst sm

upon that

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ust look

speak-thou

ne'er left

feel, as w

ry! thou

st stay, e'en

and all

t press thy

thy smiles

y chill, blea

est still

lay thee i

am now

ink, where'

st forg

ps, may soot

ing too

s round thee

ne'er see

ever could

er can