If Only etc. by Augustus Harris;Francis Clement Philips
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For some hesitation malign,
Made tremble the fingers that clasped it. When you turned your forehead so near, 'Twas in painful dread that I kissed it, For some cruel prompting of fear Made me timidly seek to resist it. Ah!--and my life thenceforward approved Sorrow's bitterness had o'ercome me, I only knew how I loved The day that had taken you from me. IF THERE BE A GARDEN GAY. (S'IL EST UN CHARMANT GAZON.) (AFTER VICTOR HUGO.) If there be a garden gay Man has not molested, Where blaze through the summer day Flowers golden crested, Where tallest lilies grow, And honeysuckles blow There, oh there I fain would go Where thy foot, thy foot has rested! If there be a rosy dream |
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