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TO ROBERT WILLIAM KENNARD, ESQ.
THE AUTHOR DEDICATES
THIS VOLUME OF LYRICS,
SEEKING THEREBY
TO INDICATE,
HOWEVER POORLY AND INEFFICIENTLY,
HIS
HEARTFELT RESPECT AND ESTEEM.
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“Look out no longer for extensive woods,
For clusters of unlopt and lofty trees,
With stately animals coucht under them,
Or grottoes with deep wells of water pure,
And ancient figures in the solid rock:
Come, with our sunny pasture be content,
Our narrow garden and our homestead croft,
And tillage not neglected.”
Walter Savage Landor.
For clusters of unlopt and lofty trees,
With stately animals coucht under them,
Or grottoes with deep wells of water pure,
And ancient figures in the solid rock:
Come, with our sunny pasture be content,
Our narrow garden and our homestead croft,
And tillage not neglected.”
Walter Savage Landor.
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