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Page 934
It was a friar of orders grey His cheek was redder than the rose , Walk'd forth to
tell his beads ; The comeliest youth was he . And he met with a lady fair , But he is
dead , and laid in his grave , Clad in a pilgrim's weeds . Alas ! and woe is me !
It was a friar of orders grey His cheek was redder than the rose , Walk'd forth to
tell his beads ; The comeliest youth was he . And he met with a lady fair , But he is
dead , and laid in his grave , Clad in a pilgrim's weeds . Alas ! and woe is me !
Page 961
Soon , lov'd youth , some worthier maiden Shall reward thy gen'rous truth ; Lorely
seems the sun's full glory Sometimes tell her how thy Zaida To the fainting
seaman's eyes , Died for thee in prime of youth . When , some horrid storm
dispersing ...
Soon , lov'd youth , some worthier maiden Shall reward thy gen'rous truth ; Lorely
seems the sun's full glory Sometimes tell her how thy Zaida To the fainting
seaman's eyes , Died for thee in prime of youth . When , some horrid storm
dispersing ...
Page 977
With lusty livelyhed he talks , Bat virtue can itself advance He seems a - dauncing
as he walks ; To what the fav'rite fools of chance His story soon took wind ; By
fortune seem'd design'd ; And beauteous Edith sees the youth Virtue can gain the
...
With lusty livelyhed he talks , Bat virtue can itself advance He seems a - dauncing
as he walks ; To what the fav'rite fools of chance His story soon took wind ; By
fortune seem'd design'd ; And beauteous Edith sees the youth Virtue can gain the
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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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