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Poh, poh
Well, well
Learn, learn
Quick, quick
On, on
away, away
Home! home!
Shame! shame!
No, no
Drive, drive
long, long
ever, ever
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Adieu! Adieu!
Adieu
Yes yes
YES yes
with my swain
with my swain
no, no
WELLCOME wellcome
yes yes
no no no
Out out
Down! down
I LOVE
I LOVE
I LOVE
I LOVE
I LOVE
I LOVE
I LOVE
I love
I LOVE
far, far
long, long
4
down, down
Far, far
pity; Pity
Help help!
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| Repeated Words - Simple Repetition
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Oh dear!
oh dear!
Do these
Do these
the hour
The hour
Old Dobbin
Old Dobbin (7 times)
You saw
You saw
To arms!
To arms!
too well
Too well
4
dash away! dash away! dash away
Dasher, now!
Dancer, now!
Comet, on!
Cupid, on!
to all
to all
10
yet there!
Yet there
with my swain
with my swain
All their fondness
all their pains
you came
you came
little things
little things
when I please
when I please
the world
the world
To tell you
To tell you
a mind
a mind
no more
No more
8
a trick
A trick
My country
my country's
The Czar of the north
The Czar of the north
children's children
never, never
in vain
in vain
For them
For them
to you.
To you
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| Repeated Words - Repetition with Connector
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as wild as
crash on crash
cloud to cloud
smile for smile
note for note
two and two
who and who
hand in hand
woman, lovely woman
as vain
As
as well as
kiss on kiss
street to street
soul to soul
rock to rock
couch to couch
one by one
Fainter and fainter
close and closer
side to side
1
as white as
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shore to shore
live & live
about & about
word of all words
Transfix and transfix
As clever as
nigher & nigher
look'd, but look'd
wing in wing
Go sacrilegious caitif go
Belle dearer Belle
spray to spray
arm in arm
one by one
o'er and o'er
tete-a-tete
do you do
Eat neighbor eat
more and more
as oft as
sea on seas
Monarchs with monarchs
torn and torn
growls and growls
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as well as
as pale as
stronger and stronger
again and again
Chief fac'd to Chief
Man oppos'd to Man
FAREWELL, FIFTEEN, farewell
again and again
Horse trampled on horse,
and man grapled with man
ages on ages
Guilt, conscious guilt
he thinks he's
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| Repeated Words - More Complicated
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5
can we fear
we cannot abuse
children's children's children
the sweets
ten thousand sweet vales
no lov'ly girl
can a lov'ly girl
fair-ones
the fair
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| Initial Pivot Word - a
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a mingled mass
a book
a lady
a certain age
A joy
a touch divine
A drunken driver
A sudden break-down
a merry jest
A stranger
a quiet modest air
a look
a nature
a keener love
a holy fire
A breath
a sparkle
a fluid
A heavier mass
A stronger pulse
a deeper tone
A spotless wife's enduring love
A darling infant's balmy kiss
a fop
a glutton
a parent's
a husband's
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a SAVIOR'S name
a REDEEMER
a bush
a lay
a friend
A brother
a day
a prey
a meadow
a dewdrop
a smile
a simper
A long petition
a thousand names
a stroke
a pretty joke
A cup
a servant
a single sip
A lump
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a few coward moments
a chain
a pipe
and a friend
a joke
a pipe
and a friend
a joke
a pipe
and a friend
a joke
A Snail
a Rose
a ghost
a letter
a post
a ghost
a letter
A tear in her eye
and a sigh from her breast
a pipe
and a friend
a joke
a week
a deep relapse
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| Initial Pivot Word - and
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and swelling buds
And youthful blood
and plump
and sound
and vest
And well-fill'd trunk
and basket
And ev'ry bandbox
and wave
and sky
And, for the dinner dress, arrangements made
And, ere another rapid hour had flown
and waltzes
and odd ends
And dark inquiring eye
and look of care
And, now
and then
and night
and noon
and shook
And downright scolded
and fears
and doubts
And teach
And come
and fretfulness
and secret dread
and health
and joy
and smooth
and new
and patches
and odd ends
and vacant eye
And idly sad
and claws
and shanks
And movements
and notes
and pliant
and cool
And you've special good reason
And the pleasures
And strutting
and swelling
and spit
and spatter
and seidlitz
and blue pills
And brings
And leaves
And thought
and silence
And gaze
And mocks
And let
and snow
And trees
And brooks
And blossoms
And hopeful hearts
and hearts forlorn
And southern breezes
And sweetest roses
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and shouted
and call'd
And fill'd
And laying
And giving
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And scoffing cry
And is your boasted leader gone
and glitter
and show
and noise
And riots loud voice
And the bane
And the rascally palfrey
and die
And ev'ry Field
& years
& time
and the woodman retires
And Vesper shines
and hawling
& shoving
& pushing
& annihilate time
And chase sower sadness
and error
and ignorance
& lawyers
& jurymen
And lovers meet
& meeting marry
And murder
and truth
And sweeter than music a cadence
And this
and lawful
decent
And Skunks
and field mice
and tulips
And daffodils
and Autumn
and fair-bosom'd Spring
And the light'nings
and thund'rings
and squabbling
and wrangling
and spite
and carnage
and flame
and pedlars
and imported goods
and blush'd
and smiled
and truth
and friendship
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and Venus
and the jolly Silenus
and pleads the cold weather
And vows her ideas
and slay
And slaughter
and cloud
and once more
and Science
And each moral feeling
And empires
and kingdoms
and kingdoms
and empires,
and Austria,
and Sweden,
and Spain,
and scribble,
and dream,
And glory
and victory
and bustle
and shine
and Science,
and Friendship
And find her,
and the hero,
And fields,
and meadows,
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| Initial Pivot Word - his/her
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his force
his own
her loftiest power
her efforts
His actions
His precepts
His well-lov'd image
His cherish'd name
Her thoughts are free
her slumbers mild
His duties
his pleasures
his charge
his station
his task
his foe wrong
his own notions right
her tear-stain'd eyes
her cheek
Her Heaven-aspiring virtues
her peaceful soul
her mind
her spirit's course
her half-closed eye
her sunken cheek
her plaintive cry
Her dying gasp
Her stiffen'd limbs
Her clay-cold parting kiss
Her awful prayer for mercy
Her cease cough
her quick and panting breath
9
her mantle
her tale
his career
His cheek
her sounding pinion
her little minion
her charms
her neck
her standard
her deep-rooted throne
his cares
his crown
her slender bill
her leisure
his eternal restless CRAVE
his petitions
his leather pouch
his crib
his nest
3
his back
his pack
His droll little mouth
his chin
his finger
his nose
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her name
Her page
Her Tromps
her Evertsons
his turban
his sofa
his throne
his own
Her name
her praise
her charms
her sweetness
his past valor
his name
his place.
her frontiers advancing,
Her millions encrease
Her fame
her praise
'Till the joys of Millenium
'Till the unballanc'd spheres
Her fragrance gone:
her beauty blasted,
Her name must be sprightly,
her character spruce;
Her maps
her volumes
Her globes
his nature
his fingers
his least controul
his soul
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| Initial Pivot Word - in
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In steamboats dashing
in rail-cars hurl'd
in swift vessels bounding
in disappointment's tear
In bounteous Nature's works
in mind
in their forms
in social pastimes skill'd
in Greek and Latin drill'd
in language
in dress
in happier times
in the favor'd climes
in cellar
in garret
4
in the brightest skies
in his all-searching eyes
in story
in glory
in vengeance
in flame
In transport
in his arms
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In peace unobtrusive,
in war's fearful rage,
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| Initial Pivot Word - like
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like fawns
like flow'rets
0
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Like a sweet pretty lady
like another Miss Prim
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| Initial Pivot Word - negatives
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Nor let
Nor grieve
no music
No bird
no common value
no more her steps
No
not, if you're return'd
No modish lay
no melting strain
Not e'en
Nor fortune's storms
no summer suns
no vernal showers
Nor which
Nor how
No secret malice
No passion dangerous
neither Reason's
nor Religion's
No morbid cravings
No pois'nous fumes
No goblin visions
No vertigos
No bursts
No burning stimulants
Nor let thy seams
Nor fear the fate
Nor crush one rising bud
nor all your moments waste
no brilliant phantoms
No airy spectre
No sad
nor strange
1
Not a creature
not even a mouse
10
no more
Nor yet
Nor pleasure's voice
nor cheerful sound
Nor Death
Nor Sin
Nor scowling tempests
Nor one sharp thorn
Nor wish
nor ask
No rude winds
No red lightnings
No loud thunders
never ascertain'd
never will dare
Nor knew
nor age
nor sex
Nor knew
nor wish'd
Not over wise
nor quite a knave
4
no longer
no more
No want
nor grief
nor stop'd,
nor turn'd
Nor this can conquer,
nor the other yield
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| Initial Pivot Word - of
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of the rout
of his morning meal
of fun
of playful strife
of peril
of fear
of study
of art
Of fav'rite melodies
of sportive friends
of fun and mirth
of fickle fashion's wildest features
of deep learning
of sterling worth
of sparkling virgin gold
of Nature
of care
of many a tear
of the master's art
of this inward light
of beauty
of sense
of lustre mild
of a child
Of pleasure
Of present joys
of rosy light
of purest ray
Of sov'reign empire
Of power
of dollars
of cents
of discord
of strife
of the age
of your head
of lost Eden's pure delights
of all our bliss
of only good
of youth
of distant ills
of Truth's domain
of this earth
of a race
Of birds
of your art
of my heart
0
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of dust
of his race
Of aspect engaging
of manners refined
of an undisturb'd mind
Of friendship
Of beauty
Of pain
of death
of Health
of form
of face
of purse
of taste
3
of distress
of her foes
of strife
of life
of this,
and of that,
and of t'other,
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| Initial Pivot Word - so
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so happy
so gay
so smiling
so blest
so lucid
so clear
So sharp
so fair
so bright
so fast
so pure
so fair
So smooth
so free
So pure
so steady
so bright
so clear
So cool
so colorless
So lightly
so fair
so nicely
so well
so firm
so ordered
5
so soft
so kind
so smooth
so sweet
so true
so loving
so prudent
so sweet
so fair
so fatal
so keen
3
So kindly to give
so meek
So great
so sudden
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| Initial Pivot Word - the
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The restless rambling
the present race
The towering mountains
the valleys green
the thoughtful mind
the highest pleasures
the goodliest tree
the wanton wind
the rustling foliage
the drooping flowers
The long expected day
The oppressive atmosphere
The horison
The sky
The southern breeze
the dense and lurid cloud
the gust
the wind
The birds
the setting sun
The diamond rain-drops
The clouds
the magic scene
The morn succeeding
The western breeze
the steamer ceas'd
The paddles slowly plash'd
the vessel
the shore
the steam
The gallant boat
The smiling maids
the careless gaze
the wild-fowl fly
the fishes from the water leap
the strife
the tumult
the noise
the hack-men
the baggage-boys
the deck
the living chaos
The woods
the river's rocky margin steep
the mem'ry
the past
the babe
the while
the mortal
the wordy torrent
the tumult
The innate selfishness
the eye
the heart
the mind
the inmost soul
the open deck
the cool refreshing wind
the thought
the mind
The azure heav'n
The glorious light
The cloud-form'd shadows
The cool untainted zephyr
The sparkling stream
The hills and vales
The shrubs and grass
the azure sky
the shore
the winged boat
the crystal
the medley
ihe notes
the air again
the strain renew'd
the Muses
the Graces
the stricken flint
The sudden brilliance
the scene
the meadow
the green
The hours
The pleasures
the course
the plan
the eastern skies
the morn
th' heavens
the elements
the eye
The foliage
the varied hues
the girls
the throng
the moon
the Spring
the modest blush
the vulgar stare
The charms
The flaunting tulip
the guilty leer
The sober matron's frown
the witling's sneer
the Goddess
the festive round
the lightnings flash
the meteors blaze
The sparkling eye grows dim
the roses fade
the splendor
the starry dome
the vicious
the loose
the feelings
the breast
the deep
The listless passengers
the hostess smiles
the beaux upbraid
The whispering murmurs rise
the gape goes round
the guests
the dance
the sparkles
the dust
the folk
the world
The muses
the loves
the birds
the tuneful choir
the gnats
the flies
the dark night
the sun's blessed light
the table
the best
the breeze
the main
the trees
the mental eye
the sky
The feeble plaint
the involuntary cry
The fierce convulsive throw
the fainting breath
The heaving groan
the deep-drawn burning sigh
The morning ramble
the evening dance
The rout
the feast
the soul-entrancing song
The flatterer's whisper
the lover's glance
the sufferer's grateful prayer
the pressure
the dying hand
the joys
the snow
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The stockings
the chimney
the lawn
the bed
the matter
the shutters
the window
the shutters
the sash
The moon
the breast
the new fallen snow
the wild hurricane
the sky
the house-top
the coursers
the sleigh
the beard
the snow
The stump
the smoke
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the bustle
the day
The tumult
the noise
the dark region
the tomb
the vision
the deep profound
the winter
the pleasanter May
The frost
the ice
the snow
The Linnet
the soft cooing dove
The grasshopper chirps
The butterfly wings
the weak
the rational soul
the taste
the town
The sov'reign
the skies
the downy chin'd god
the lasses
the Bard
the night
the town
The city
The passions
the soul
The lion
the field
the Bullock
the stall
The valiant child
the serpents den
The Hydra
the young intruder
The lofty oak
the towering pine
the east
the sun
the night
the flocks
the raptures
the skies
the beauteous lambkin
the skies
The lambkin
the great behest
the name
the Deity
the interests
the mind
The ruddy cheek
the smiling morning face
the gushing tear
the stone
The Cornich
the fretted gold
the brown horrors
the nodding wood
the star
the jolly hours
the loves
the graces
the name
the swain
the poet
the night
the prise
the hall
the hum
the news
the wide spreading vapours
the poor remnant
the glee
the fun
The num'rous plants
the field
the tight closely puckered chammeze
the light airy frisk
the loose poloneze
the shoe
the soft shammy glove
the prize
the altar
the terror
the nations
the seaboy
the hurricane's roar
The chief
the Granican flood
the fates
the shore
The lily
the new-open'd rose
the seas
the fair
the maidens
the swains
the cadence
the plains
The prince
the fairies
the rights
the people
the enigma
the name
the plain
The monarch
the globe
The chief
the Granican flood
the fates
the shore
The sun-shine
the week
the mercuries
the day
the prey
the peaceful burghers door
the sleeping folks
the glass
the tedious ev'ning
The ribband
the gause
the ostrich's feather
the weight
the huge obligation
the clatter
the matter
the dust
the ground
the deeds
the radiance
the disconsolate dame
the patriot band
the skies
The winged shaft
the hapless insect
The guardians
the hallow'd ground
the false trollop
the world
the pride
the shame
the cadence
the plains
The region
The season
the prowling wolves
the hungry birds
The scourge
the land
the mortal road
The only diff'rence
the mode
The men
the rear
the glade
the nodding grove
The country
The first
The tree
The period
The prelude
the prospect
The tidings
the rushes
The day arriv'd
the chair was plac'd
The Tyger
The Cocks
the skies
the story
The birds
The table drawn
The damask spread
'th unfolded door
the sanded floor
the pious few
the covenant
the morning's roseate ray
the glorious march
the lulling ev'ning
the night
the day
the freed spirit
the Jerusalem
'th eternal SOURCE
the morsel
the maker
the hour
the very minute
the wit
the wisdom
the mountains
the howling winds
The tides propitious
the zephyrs fair
the destin'd port
The anchor
the high recording fane
'th immortal Clinton's name
The lads
the lasses
The hammer rings
the furnace glows
The ploughman's ditty
the plain
The striped banner
the main
the high recording fane
'th immortal Clinton's name
The tides propitious
the zephyrs fair
the flowery meadows
the fields
the woods
the buckles
the richness
The soul
th' expiring breath
the sacrifice
the maid
The time
the sky
the butterfly
the fair
the shade
the grove
the light
the human face
The Die
the terrific Screw
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the top
the airy parnassus
the news
the world's region vast
the old world
the blue tide
the proof
the pudding
the taste
the glass
the cups
the monarch
the deluge advance
The fierce Napoleon
the field
the meditated storm
The hero Alexander
the train
th' extended plain
the rising day
the strife
the foe
the great decisive blow
the man
the glory
the hardy rural swains
the fruitful plains
the dire disaster
the flood
the Ocean
the happy field
the sword
the world
the motley crew
The foe
the fair
the air
The impious despoiler
the van
the flight
'Th expansive heaving
the new
The varying scenes
the year
the finger
the throne
The Greeks
the strife
the way
the news deliver day
the news
the day
the best
the day
The initials
the name
the bright treasures
the arts
the shores
the West
th' emporium
the fair queen
the main
the port
The anchor
The high mettled courser
the ground
the fault'ring adieu
the grim scenes
the hero
the storm
the thunder's dread gleam
The foe
the dark air
the plain
the piles
the slain
the far walls
the echoes
the soul
the waves
the tide
The mind
The guardian thorn
The snail
The God
the brother
The initials
the name
the belle
the town
The doubts
the fears
the triumph
the day
The glory
the spoil
the just
the fitting
the plough
the keel
the old world
the new
The arts
the sciences
the embroiled sky
the impetuous lightning
The subtle young Theban
The perplexing enigma
The King who
the vales
the woodland's
The coquette
the prude
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| Initial Pivot Word - to
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to read
to complain
to stray
To hunt
to fish
to visit
to writing
to books
To walking
To render you unquiet
To make your peace
to employ
to check
to their welcome rest
to her father's cheek
to his breast
to bed
to this sublunary state
to mortal earth
to immortal Heaven
to rest
to endless joy
to waken
to assuage
to fulfil
to his skilful hand
to decide the affair
to counsellor Owl they should straightway proceed
to the judge
to be put on
to the heart
to rise
o friendship's ties
to stand
to view
to early bliss
to all that's bright
to tell
to dwell
1
to know
to dread
to his work
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To ward off
to seize
to Thee
to part
to share
to bear
to gase
to die
To tea
to sweet Willy's rout
To my dear brother Beekman
to write
To the arms
to meet
to preach
to hear
to his own fav'rite road
to the blest abode
to do
to encourage
to fly
To seize
To wing
to die
to sigh
to me
To physicians
to lawyers
to printers
to the press
to come
to say
to day
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to reward
to say
To spread
To heighten
To banish
to death
to take
to dust
to the ground
to plague
to vex
to soothe
to bless
To feel
To whom
to prize,
to die
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| Initial Pivot Word - with
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With features brighten'd
with looks more gay
with hunger
with thirst
with wonder
with joy elate
With touch of fire
with firm-set mouth
With manners polish'd
with lively faces
with scorn
with all the hues
With food surcharg'd
with wine and wassail, mellow
with laughing eye
With rapid foot
2
with sweetness
with health
with gold
with diamonds
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| Initial Pivot Word - other
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Half laughing
half provok'd
your accents
your youth's adventures
at first
at coming home
they wish'd
they care
How seem we
How ev'ry fancied form
How all the distance
your extra wardrobes
your books
more threat'ning
more loud
oft were heard
oft appear'd
all within
all without
ev'ry word
ev'ry look
seeming friendship
seeming friend
for an answer
for a careless yes or no
at ease
at first
At length
on their prey
on the baggage
at night
at noon
When unaccustom'd objects
When favoring skies
They climb'd
They sought
They felt
they had
On hoarse pianos
On such a day
For him
for a purring, chimney-corner cat
ev'ry item
ev'ry morn
more fair
more fit
more distinguish'd
If
If
If
each moment
each heart
For all
for the homeward car
we mortals feel
we roam
Some waken'd feeling's momentary glow
Some swift impression
Each modern grace
each harmless change
some angry power
some demon's skill
If deaf
If reason's gentle voice
By arts
by prostitutes
their brows
their eyes
thus your minds be fashion'd
thus impress'd
'Tis sweet
'tis wholesome
most opposite
most widely plac'd
who roam
who dare maintain
These flowers
these fruits
There runs
there is
When every creature
When bees
by feverish dreams
by goblin forms
by din
By friendship's dew
by fickle zephyrs
Thy charms
thy praise
Thy heavenly form
thy virtues
Who
Who (5 times)
As grave
as a judge
we turn
we may discern
those qualms
those aches
by malice
by spleen
your slumbers light
your thoughts serene
my cause
my lot
my Judge's breast
my fault
As light
as you
Where brightest colours
Where native worth
Where all
Where Truth's all-piercing eye
Still fearless
Still artless
thy heart
thy tender years
thy cherubs
thy bosom
Your sunbeams bright
your transient showers
thy bosom
thy arms
thy prayer
Fancy's pencil
Fancy's self
When youthful passion
When early love
that devours
that swells
mere breath
mere ink and paper
All science
all rules
our frail inconstant state
Our frailty
Now rais'd
now low
We spurn
We rush
We raise
We splash
With eager steps
with deeper dread
true pre-eminence
True dignity
Who care
Who heed
our lightly tripping feet
Our life
That seem like clouds
That speck the vernal sky
What covert way
what faintly shadow'd line
on the working
on a breath
on purity
On science
on some elegant sporting
on my life
that figure
that soft-smiling face
when the breath
When faithful swains
common use
common sense
oft will seek
nor seek in vain
Temperance meetings
temperance halls
Temperance concerts
temperance balls
or smoke
Or opium's treach'rous aid
Or rush
Or flow
Or shine
Or pebbly runnels
Or margin
Or streamlet
in the ambient air
In misty vapor
In clouds
in dew
In earth
be thy honor'd name
be thou Naiad
be displac'd
be own'd
be disgrac'd
for contemplation's powers
For learning's rugged paths
For deep research
Still blithe
Still let
some pure congenial spirit
Some swift etherial soul
thy sweet command
thy parting hand
thy smile
my solitary shades
my frame pervades
thy glance
thy smile
such this sacred band
such peace
For better
for worse
its young one
its new-fledg'd offspring
many ills
many foes
we thoughtless say
We dream
Perhaps they are
Perhaps they're
Good children
good things
your room
your nursy
I cannot resolve
I hope
I shall not see
some books
Some toys
My spirit owns
My circling blood
I know
I feel
our joys
our pains
I weeping
I thought
I could not realize
May ever dance
Smay the wintry winds be checked
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all in fur
all tarnish'd
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That to be mortal
That as the spark
Let earth rejoice
let heav'n resound
each promise
each varying scene
E'er Phoebus
E'er the mountains
all the gay town
all its inhabitants
YOU can confer
you smile
Each bush
each zephyr
Thy health
thy reason
thy glistn'ing eye
Thy lovely infant train
e'er the sun
E'er the sky-lark
my love
my life
my all
thy flame
thy raptures
your dear bosoms
your faces
thy head
thy cousin
thy wicket ball
thy wild ambitious kite
thy marble
thy wishes
their helter skelter joys
their most rapacious handling
she hath been
she cries
he bent
he cry'd
in sweet blandishment
in despair
she swims
she goes
She's crowded
To this day
& this alone
my breast
my faultring tongue
you most hated
you admired
Such gadding
such ambling
such jaunting
New shirts
new cravats
If it suits
if you please
'Twas love
'twas tenderness
'twas all
ye lads
ye lasses
all the day
all night
That period
That passion
Where plenty
Where scenes
can bear
can hear
as bluff
as Hector
as they rise
as lawful prize
our gen'rous donors
our sacred words
All a blue serene
all innocence
Too long
too broad
to admit
I blush
I speak
I declare
I have been told
I must disbelieve
I would never receive
their corn
their swill
I rise
I lie down
by night
by day
Each grace
each muse
is our LOT
is hers
My happiness
My puppy
my belov'd abode
My puppy
Where her standard
Where the maidens
their bosoms
their suits
He had his faults
he was kind
as op'ning roses
As 'th expanded lilly
its first
its greatest
our ruin
our good Mother Eve
their king
their squadrons
Now wad'd here
now stalk'd there
thy murky place
thy recreant face
their day
their lyres
I bid
I faintly dream
He prayed
he touch'd
evr'y page
evr'y line
my word
my double-curd
As cobweb frail
as vapor light
their pinks
their peaches
shall sound
shall wound
by land
by water
Or Bragman
Or Johnny
While tempest roar'd loud
while shrill scream'd the blast
we all can predict
we wish
If fevers shall rage
If hurricanes level
if congress shall make
they love
they admire
than blossoms
Than Summer's green gown
Its suns
its moons
its stars
Where Chimborazo
Where the gigantic Maranon
or planet
or star
WHEN blooming health
When nature sunk
When yawning dreadful
my heart
my own
my soft affections
I'll hear
I'll fly
my swain
my rapture
Thus Stephen sung
Thus taught
forever flown
forever gone
all smirk
all smile
or slow
or keen
Israel's sin
Israel's shame
by kindred atoms
By lapse
He grin'd
he receiv'd
Or right
or wrong
is left
is sterling plate
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But still
But that
what tricks
What monarchs
for you
for me
Resisted alas
resisted in vain
he once vanquish'd
he sinks
thy fair face
Thy heroes
thy foes
Thy statesmen
thy interest
thy children
our sky
our heads
your bed
your head
thy reign
thy train
Their foes pressed on
Their sabres shine brighter
or submission
or flight
Our favorite hero
our ALLEN
your road
your abode
we tipple
we puff away
Each kindly aiding breese
each tide
your faithful lover
your beauties
your fond embrace
I cannot say
I am told
I declare
I cannot see
What
What
my sweetest notes
my song
what glories rise
What hues celestial paint
our ransome
our friend
by th' Eyptians ador'd
By the Jews 'twas despised
by them abhor'd
By nature
by art
she did send
she call'd
I blush
I am writing
my face
my very thoughts
I declar'd
I felt
I jumpt
each breast
each tongue
each action
each word
thy name
thy fame
on fat pork
on buttermalk,
on poraturs
Our merchants sell cheap
our taverns deal nectar,
Who sets monarchs up
and who pulls monarchs down,
Thy lofty pine
And thy rich plains
War is the most terrific
war the first
saw him fall,
and saw his followers fly
Descend celestial nymph,
descend sweet peace,
Our habits,
our manners,
our name,
very dull,
and very long
Go, gentle Tyro,
go your way,
for honor,
for freedom
or submission
or flight
They engage
And they triumph
England is tranquil
as England can be
Where Freedom
Where kind Hospitality
How new,
how cruel
The poison caught
the Rose consented,
perceived with grief
perceived too late!
my drooping head,
my shatter'd wing.
ye balmy winds
Ye roving clouds.
ye waters
has its charms,
has no alarms.
Now seem resign'd
now burst
Each face
Each eye
each heart
my precepts were utter'd,
my maxims made known;
I open'd my treasures
I rais'd their ambition
I hail'd
I cried,
I talk'd
I laid down
I cried,
I'll crown
he retir'd,
He seem'd
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when they felt
When they had risen
when their ev'ning orisons were o'er
Are these the charms
Are these your boasted powers
are these the arts
on the ruffled stream
on the Muse
have not these eyes
have not these tell-tale sighs
Once more I wake
Once more invoke
And ev'ry floweret
And ev'ry heart
Whate'er I drink
whate'er I eat
Whate'er I wont
whate'er I will
my only drink
my only song
all your wine-fill'd casks
all your flasks
I would not bid
I would not overcloud
in the forest
in the settled gloom
to the day
to the grave
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in their beds
in their heads
To the top of the porch
to the top of the wall
to his sleigh
to his team
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all is quiet
all is peace
What more can friendship
what more fondness
Take that line
Take that passion forming nature
What the coxcomb's brow
What the bigot
And the golden tress'd God
And the colour
And the chief
If you hop
if you run
I will meet
I will freely bless
of the trees
of the fairies
of the tree
And the word
And the creatures
parties at coffee
parties at wine
What the peasant enjoys
What the pretty girls cry
What each one pursues
what each observer discovers
O'er her sublunary road
O'er her head
hoops at right angles
hoops at the hips
from the dear little poll
From the tip-top
a false wen
a false bump
a false hip
a false rump
The sows my sweet madam
the sows I repeat
To the clergy
To the farmer
To the sexton
like the lone mourning dove
Like the Arabians shifted tent
formed to betray
Form'd to fascinate
Free my heart
free my hand
as the youthful May
As the brilliant morning
A Capac rose
a Capac fell
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a thousand storms
a thousand forms
as the mirror
as the eglantine
Again he pores
again he pries
Let the maid
Let the reader
Eighteen hundred and Six,
Eighteen Hundred and Seven!
And her bay
and her rivers
Again I'll raise
Again I'll hail
What tho' gay nature
What tho' the gardens
A charming morning added he,
A charming morning echo'd she;
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is
is not
bliss
all bliss
Come then
come
preserve unchang'd
Unchang'd
Welcome
all welcome
our reason
Reason
of Genius
Genius!
Yes
lovely tempter, yes
farewell
a sad farewell
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Now!
Dasher, now!
On!
Comet, on!
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Adieu
adieu adieu
thousand
ten thousand
thousand
ten thousand
happy
thrice happy
children
children-like men
Throngs
press'd on throngs
Tyrants
free my hand
vows
break his vows
of love
break his vows
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North or South
East or West
about my ears
Confounds my brain
splits my head
more deep
the deep cerulean hue
Old men smooth shorn
Rich men ill clad
strong and large
sweet and kind
little Sue and Meg
William and John
light and sound
So sharp and near
fear and pain
peace and joy
ear and eye
might and main
Ah no
no such fate
two children and her spouse
Henry and his troop
snug and tidy
all right and tight
lurking smiles around her features play'd
furtive glances toward her father stole
Cool winds will heated grow
dust will fly
names were register'd
rooms were shown
Segars and Politics
end and aim
cold and tame
languishes and dies
drink the waters
taste the hurried meal
the hours they flew
Those winged hours
cheat the time
haste the weary day
billiards and backgammon
rings and hooks
twist or twirl
toss or twitch
Italian counts and Spanish dons
Sedate and grave
words and phrases
grand and fine
Uncurl a whisker
rumple a cravat
Disturb a curl
hope and trust
well and right
Their things were pack'd
they were ready
Humble the praise
trifling the regard
Soft maiden blushes
strange maiden freaks
distill The liquid sweets
build the curious cell
who would learn
she would
in her cause
to her laws
in every place
at every hour
caus'd no dread
call'd no sigh
breath so sweet
tints so gay
Prolong'd the dance
pour'd the song
Refine the dews
new-tint the flowers
wanton trills and sliding semitones
Light-finger'd runs and turns misplac'd
each lead
fitted for each
bitings and blows
squeaking and grunting
screaming and crowing
youth and health
And ev'ry heart
pure and wise
glowing thoughts and visions
rack your joints
cloud your brain
And waste
old and new
Port, and Hock
Burgundy and Claret
Ye Nymphs and Naiads
chrystal founts and streams
gay and sportive
rude and rocky
Delight the old
captivate the young
how can earth present
what can waken rapture
silent and serene
maiden gentleness and love
sounds and sights
pain and death
cold and stern
bright and gay
How short the distance
our steps how few
gilded mists and clouds
flattering Hope and fickle Fancy
Come children dear, and look
soft and light
Your screeches and screams
me and my goodies
depth and strength
Soft sympathetic sounds and tremors
mild decay and slow
so bright and fair
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Prancer, and Vixen
Dunder and Blixem
from his head
to his foot
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lay & wrankled
die & cease
TRANSACTION how sublime
LOVE how infinite
drop 'th unbidden tear
heave the sigh
What the paltry scribbler
When the envious maggot
Where the river wide
Morning of the human day
Full of innocence
on her cheeks
in her eye
round her bosom
by her merit
than her charms
to her arms
Meet thy vast capacious wish
Court thy cormorantal belly
Is much deny'd
Yet much my dear is given
simple & sage
freeman & Liberty
of their choice
for their hands
upon her
Her domicile
child of Bethuel
sister of Laban
throng at her elbow
tread on her toes
Forlorn are the nymphs
dejected the swains
refin'd ev'ry bliss
multiplied ev'ry delight
engage the affection
bind the soft heart
passion & truth
beauty & youth
end of my plowing
aim of your speaking
ruffles new hemmed
wristbands new stitched
shirts are in tatters
jackets in rags
He urg'd his suit
but urg'd in vain
felt & gave
Enrich'd & graced
protected & carest
In her bosom's
on her cheek
greatest & best
beauty & science
the long and the short
mumbling & mincing
War, their amusement
ten thousand fall
Leave your honey-suckle wooing
Take your music
Stop your loud nocturnal tune
I bless and hail
thy worth and fame
With their good broad-swords
by their side
fox would bow
madame Crane would curtsie
Recount our joys
relate our grief
A bubble almost lost
within that bubble lies
Sullen and feeble
proud and poor
sail is furl'd
around is peace
grief and pain
distress and death
Spare your victim
Charmer spare
Nor can I live
living, live forlorn
clip'd and sweated
worn and old
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sceptre and crown
freedom and morals
river and sea
unshackled and free
not a tide
nor ere whispers a gale
blest Peace still reside
Philanthropy, warm, still ennoble
Fair Science, go on, still allure
Orpheus, the musician
Neptune the God
You know
or you
I puff up the smoke
and it curls round the room
greatest of Merces
this Chief of renown
Receiv'd her conquerors
and seal'd her fate
There thy lakes expand,
And here thy noble rivers bless
comrades in arms,
and copartners in crime,
To darken those fields
they had darken'd before,
All rack'd with despair
and bewilder'd with fear,
crowd to his statue
and weep o'er his urn
may curs'd Faction ne'er brood
May Luxury never prevail,
bales or casks,
porrengers or flasks
cool or cold
Avoid the rocks,
and shun the land.
sands of malice,
rocks of pow'r
Well met sweet miss! the ruffian cried
Well met indeed, the colt replied
wit be doom'd
to combat wit
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refuse to speak
speak too soon
1
Mama in her kerchief
I in my cap
4
From the dark mansion
To the bright empire
arouses to fury
lulls to repose
arouses to fury
lulls to repose
wisest of monarchs
weakest of men
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Yet still
And still
I sigh
and sigh
Not pleasure
solid pleasure
of Heav'n
how can Heav'n
this way
that way
boil it
swallow it
2
Dasher, now!
Dancer, now!
Comet, on!
Cupid, on!
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His pow'r
The power
was there
moved there
would I praise
forever praise
And Brethren
none but brethren
about her
without her
Is much deny'd
Yet much my dear is given
thrice happy
too happy
adore her
too happy
Her beauty
their beauty
her sweeter face
their faces
about her
without her
around him
wound him
Delia's breast
A breast
Green caty-dids draw him
a nutshell contains him
are acted
or not acted
about her
without her
perceived them
receive them
with her
in her
Save-all
Have-all
T'was gold
and gold
Hail home
sacred home
the fountain
That fountain
She smil'd
and smiled
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on her
from her
present it
resent it
neglect them
protect them
disclaim it
name it
must not
cannot
will not
entertained you,
and sooth'd you
Thy ev'ry path
be still a path
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clamorous girls
boisterous boys
health impair'd
hearts depress'd
spirits burden'd
Apparent waste
fruitless efforts
bitter wrath
vengeful hate
firm hand
watchful eyes
Southey's wonders
Montgomery's charms
fresh spirits
new life
wealth forgets its pride
fiercest disputants forego their strife
Gay Frenchmen
Young Englishmen
Virtue's handmaid
Religion's friend
heart-rending thought
deep-sinking stain
gay gavotte
dizzy waltz
Trace Nature's laws
explore the starry maze
sickening pleasures
wearisome delights
India's gems
Afric's purest gold
Envy's malignant grin
Folly's smile
beating surf
yielding sand
fancy fir'd
piety refin'd
Yemen's spicy buds
Persia's rose
custom's force
pleasure's dangerous lure
dimpled girls
rosy boys
grave matron's teach
Cold casuists applaud
parsons preach
rural nymphs
sylvan boys
naiad's couch
wood-nymph's bowers
Banners bright
processions long
chrystal ice
snowy shower
scorching suns
withering air
silent dews
gentle showers
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avarice smile
Ambition exult
Dissipation unloose
frosts destroy
blasts invade
Labour stood
Study lent
Dissipation stop'd
Ovid's gay volume
Horace's wit
Blackstone sententious
Solheld verbose
optics distorted
visages meagre
Harsh thunders roar
red lightnings gleam
cold snows fly
hailstones rattle
gay Beau
tinsel'd Belle
forests nod
lakes expand
cat'racts stun
Ambitions's path
miser's road
tempests howl
lightnings glare
earthquakes rock
FAITH retires
CHARITY expires
Airs of Eden float
Flow'rs spontaneous deck
your whistling throats
my sweeter notes
Lovesick turtles
Little wrens
tartain plaid
bonnets blue
There hyacinths
Here lillies
humble pray'r
ardent praise
Cold nights
frosty mornings
keen piercing air
torrid climes
fervid skies
scarcely felt
hardly seen
billows roll
tempests vex
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Fierce winds shrill whistle
billows dash
naked, unadorn'd
destitute, forlorn
seiz'd the fair prize
cram'd it
darted away
Array'd like a goddess,
and blooming as May,
Sly Cupid,
fierce Mars,
and the jolly Silenus
mild peace
and high health,
statesmen seek salaries!
physicians make bills
Here Britons triumph'd
There were overthrown
well-got wealth,
Honest fame,
and rosy health
Here squadrons fled
there columns fell;
Columbia's pride
and Europe's wonder,
An outlaw with man
and deserted by heav'n,
Above him, loud volcanoes roar,
Beneath, huge surges lash
winter's terrors
summer's torrid fervors
If thunders roar,
or lightnings flash,
wasting care,
and noisy strife
danger lurks,
and terror raves,
wreck the mind,
vex mankind,
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Fierce wintry storms
summer showers
servants tremble
brave husbands laugh
dazzling hues
purest white
beyond earth's narrow space
Within high Heaven's eternal bound
lowest depth
giddiest height
uprais'd arm
drooping hand
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summers heat
winter's snow
suns shine
tempests growl
Mild zephyrs fan
whirlwinds howl
meridian light
ebon night
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lads with long beards and rough
men, with looks and language gruff
'Tis well that violence
And well that we
the boys with wrath
the girls with fright
by superior lore, abased their pride
by his keen reproof, their levity repress'd
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wink of his eye
twist of his head
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FAIRER than the queen of love
Sweeter than the smiling May
Calmer than the close of day
join'd in our circles
mixt in our play
Joy laughs in his breast
health lives in his eye
the shoulders to swell
the bosom to shoar
pride of each lass
wish of each swain
Blithsome as the breathing day
Smiling as the smiling May
pride of the world
delight of the stage
There could not be a simpler thing
He could not be a bird was clear
source of our wealth
support of our trade
lounge at my pleasure
bask at my ease
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shorn the meads,
froze the stream
invite me here
tempts me there
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Your minds require no tone-restoring rest
Your bodies need no change
the fields of air
the paradise of fools
To try the traveller's miseries
To cure the nausea
now she seems to warn
now to chide
Now clings more closely to her father's side
Now starts away to chase some child
And taste so pure
and harmony so sweet
of minds so pure
Of sense so exquisite
the planter from the South
The merchant from the East
Which knows no love
which heeds no prayer
Whose love I strive
whose wrath I fear
the joy of a cockerel
the bliss of a pig
No lot so low
no mind so meek
My burning thirst there let me slake
My parched lips there let me cool
Shall give your soul
Shall nerve your frame
From rock to rock
from ledge to ledge
The Graces that around thee
The Joys that laugh upon thy ruby lip
thy wildest flight
thy flights
to see the blooming trees
To hear the fragrant vernal breeze
To sniff the glories
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His eyes - how they twinkled
his dimples how merry
His cheeks were like roses
his nose like a cherry
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has shed her tears
Has heav'd her sigh
The forests and copses
The copses and forests
a flask for molasses
a bottle for rum
each shepherd is true
each maiden is kind
Or gossips in a corner
Or twenty pumpkins in a row
to swear at
to stare at
Three hogs did I say
Three sows I say then
that I promis'd you hogs
That I promis'd three hogs
The son of Alcmena
the champion of fable
The sweetest & loveliest girl
The graces & Muses
Each shepherd a lover
each maiden a friend
Ten thousand times
ten thousand fall
And as an apex to the whole
And then to close the rigamarole
The Lion led the latter throng
The Eagle urg'd the birds along
Where the heroic Linnets fought
Where the gigantic Ostrich pac'd
what they wish
if they wish
Still urges
still urges on
As happy myself
as I happy can be
as happy as me
Our carts and our waggons
our coaches and chairs
Our cows and our bullocks
our stallions and mares
Our jaumbs and our paper
our stucco and stairs
For what do the ribbons and ostriches feather
For what do the gauzes and lutestrings
Tho' he
Tho' first he
Dandies and Belles by turn carest me
Feds and Tails by fits possest me
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the blest tenets of peace
the total of sublunar bliss
and old Tiber would drown in its wave
And wide Danube might roll in its bed
the DITTY light and loose
the steerage snug and sure
to your grave
to come take your leave
A measure that sometimes by Vinter's is us'd
a cordial that's sometimes abus'd
it glows in the pipe
it enlivens the scene
You're young,
you're very young,
will live 'till
will sit 'till
Too weak to conquer
and too proud to yield
her foot on the land
and her hand on the sea
Her turrets to rear,
and her walls to extend
He left for thee
He bought for thee
He reconcil'd thee
A monster that's said
A bird that was reckon'd
Liv'd for our Peace;
for our Pardon -- died
I wrung my hands
I beat my breast
I tore my hair,
the relics of sense
The waste and destruction of genius immense.
the verses were planned
the letters were scann'd,
I shut up my
I blush'd for myself
I laid Blair
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No blame I feared
no praise I sought
night to day
day to night
2
As keen as the thorn
as sweet as the rose
When heat sing'd the earth
when cold froze the air
1
The friends of the Cross
The Czar of the north
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of pleasure, some,
some, of health
10
The violets already
Already the daffodils
And wish'd to clasp her
And bear her
keen as the thorn
sweet as the rosefff
thick and thin
thin and thick
willing souls
souls as willing
FROM morn to eve
from eve to rosy morn
lofty views and grand design
the grand and the sublime
Must I admire
I must
can I see
I can see
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trembling stood
But stood not long
'twas TIME.
With Time
And steady Time
TIME IS NO MORE.
smiled on me
smile upon you
Could cry when pleas'd,
when pleas'd could frown:
trembling stood
But stood not long
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bag and baggage
puffing, panting
the earth
this earth-born frame
even Bacchus
E'en Jove
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unheeded, unseen
To
too
Love
lovliest
too!
To
seeing pleas'd
being seen
your ardent suit
you press'd
wishest
Wishes
Bright
Brighter
Twitt'ring swallows
cease to twitter
reigns
reins
the gentlest
the gentle sex
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loveliest morn of lovely June
being blessed,
doubly bless
combat and conquer
scourge and scorn
sea
be seen
biters should be bit
Tun, tierce, or tankard
to tittle tattle
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