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Lewesdon Hill, with other poems

TO A LADY, WHO DESIRED SOME SPECIMENS OF THE AUTHOR’S POETRY.

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Let not Eliza bid me now rehearse The unvalued rhymes that long forgotten lie: For all unfit is my rude-fashioned Verse To meet the censure of her curious eye: But for her sake a subject could I choose To draw down fame and envy on the Bard, Thy lovely Self should be my theme and Muse, And thy sweet smile, Eliza, my reward.

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