The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 19, No. 554, June 30, 1832 by Various
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[3] Chamber's Dict v. ANTONY. * * * * * SONG WRITTEN IN IMITATION OF COWLEY'S MISTRESS. (_For the Mirror_.) Oh, where didst borrow that last sigh, And that relenting groan; Ladies that sigh and not for love, Usurp what's not their own. Love's arrows sooner armour pierce Than that soft snowy skin; Thine eyes can only teach us love, They cannot take it in. J.H.L.H.[4] [4] Yes--if confined to Anecdotes.--ED. M. * * * * * |
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