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Page 718
... is to be happy ; angels Can I forget thy cares , from helpless years Are happier
than men , because they're better . ... filial piety ! and firm mny breast : Yes ! let
one daughter to her fate submit , Be nobly wretched — but her father happy . $ 62
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... is to be happy ; angels Can I forget thy cares , from helpless years Are happier
than men , because they're better . ... filial piety ! and firm mny breast : Yes ! let
one daughter to her fate submit , Be nobly wretched — but her father happy . $ 62
.
Page 923
Few tailors ' , and no doctors ' bills ; Far happier the shepherd swain , Content to
take , as Heaven shall please , Who daily ... How happy is he born and taught ,
That serveth not another's will ; Whose armour is his honest thought , $ 50. Song .
Few tailors ' , and no doctors ' bills ; Far happier the shepherd swain , Content to
take , as Heaven shall please , Who daily ... How happy is he born and taught ,
That serveth not another's will ; Whose armour is his honest thought , $ 50. Song .
Page 932
In your holiday - suits with your lasses appear : I stole a kiss the other day , The
happiest of folk are the guileless and free ; And , trust me , nought but truth I say ,
And who are so guileless , so happy , as we ? The fragrance of the blooming May
...
In your holiday - suits with your lasses appear : I stole a kiss the other day , The
happiest of folk are the guileless and free ; And , trust me , nought but truth I say ,
And who are so guileless , so happy , as we ? The fragrance of the blooming May
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Elegant Extracts, 3–4. köide Elegant Extracts, J. M. Richardson |
| Editor | Vicesimus Knox |
| Published | 1809 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 22 veeb. 2019 |
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