The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 14, No. 380, July 11, 1829 by Various
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These, though I much desire to have,
I do not, dearest goddess, crave.-- I modestly for MONEY call-- For _money_ will procure them _all_! ANACREONTIC. Come fill the bowl!--one summer's day, Some hearts, that had been wreck'd and sever'd, Again to tempt the liquid way, And join their former mates endeavour'd; But then arose this serious question. Which best to kindred hearts would guide? Water, was Prudence' pure suggestion, But that they thought too cool a tide! Peace bade them try the milky way, But they were fearful 'twould becalm them; Cried Love, on dews of morning stray,-- They deem'd 'twould from their purpose charm them. Cried Friendship, try the ruby tide,-- They did--each obstacle departs; 'Tis still with wine 'reft hearts will glide Most surely unto kindred hearts. THE PILGRIM PRINCE.--BALLAD. At blush of morn, the silver horn |
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