 And he will now the sweetest moments spend Life has to yield : no, never will he find Again on earth such pleasure in his mind ; He goes through shrubby walks these friends among, Love in their looks and...  The works of ... George Crabbe - Page 257by George Crabbe - 1820Full view - About this book
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...Let him within his pleasant Garden walk, Gire him her Arm, of Blessings let them talk. Yes ! all nre with him now, and all the while Life's early Prospects and his Fannys Smile : Then come his Sister and his Village Friend, And he will now the sweetest Moments spend... | |
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...he took And told his hope; her trembling joy appears, Her forc'd reserve, and his retreating fears. Yes! all are with him now, and all the while Life's early prospects and his Futrny smile: Then come his sister and his village friend, And he will now the sweetest moments spend... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1810 - 408 pages
...present ; — 'tis a moment's gleam Of former Sunshine — stay, delightful Dream ! Let him within his pleasant Garden walk, Give him her Arm, of Blessings...and his Fanny's Smile : Then come his Sister and his Village Friend, And he will now the sweetest Moments spend Life has to yield : — No ! never will... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1810 - 612 pages
...present ; — 'tis a moment's gleam Of former Sunshine — stay, delightful Dream ! Let him within his pleasant Garden walk, Give him her Arm, of Blessings...and his Fanny's Smile : Then come his Sister and his Village Friend, And he will now the sweetest Moments spend Life has to yield : — ^No ! never will... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1810 - 372 pages
...present ; — 'tis a moment's gleam Of former sunshine — stay, delightful dream ! Let him within his pleasant garden walk, Give him her arm, of blessings...them talk. Yes! all are with him now, and all the whilt; Life's early prospects and his Fanny's smile : Then come his sister and his village friend,... | |
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...'tis a moment's gteam ' • ' . Of former Sunshine — stay, delightful-Dream ! Let him wiihin his pleasant Garden walk, Give him Her Arm, of Blessings let them talk. .-. . .VciUm-tV .•' ••;• h- ::. -I:- '\ -Yes ! all are with him now, and all the while •... | |
 | 1812 - 822 pages
...moment's gleam Of former Sunshine — stay, delightful Dream ! Let him \vithin his pleasant Gar'.eu walk, Give him her Arm, of blessings let them talk....now, and all the while Life's early Prospects and his Fanny t Smile : Then come his Sister and his Village Friend, And he will now the sweetest Moments spend... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1816 - 338 pages
...him within his pleasant Garden walk, . /l Give him her Arm, of Blessings let them talk. ., Yes! afl are with him now, and all the while Life's early Prospects...he will now the sweetest Moments spend Life has to yield;—Not never will he mid .• Again on Earth such Pleasure in his Mind : He goes through shrubby... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1816 - 338 pages
...present ;— 'tis a moment's gleam Of former Sunshine— rtay, delightful Dream ! Let him within his pleasant Garden walk, Give him her Arm, of Blessings...now, and all the while Life's early Prospects and his I'umufs Smile : Then come his Sister and his Village-Friend, And he will now the sweetest Moments spend... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1820 - 346 pages
...present ;— 'tis a moment's gleam Of former Sunshine— stay, delightfnl Dream ! Let him within his pleasant Garden walk, Give him her Arm, of Blessings...now, and all the while Life's early Prospects and his Fannys Smile : Then come his Sister and his Village-Friend, And he wiU now the sweetest Moments spend... | |
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