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Songs, Ballads, and Other Poems

by the late Thomas Haynes Bayly; Edited by his Widow. With A Memoir of the Author. In Two Volumes
Bayly, Thomas Haynes (1797-1839)
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VOL I.
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[VOLUME TWO]
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POEMS.
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FASHIONABLE ECLOGUES.
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I. Scene—Junior United Service Club.
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II. Scene—The Governor's Study.
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III. Scene—Mrs. Long's Boudoir.
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IV. Scene—Hogsnorton House.
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LUNATIC LAYS.
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WEEDS OF WITCHERY.
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SEASONABLE DITTIES.
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MISCELLANEOUS POEMS.
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SONGS AND BALLADS.
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POEMS AND SONGS.
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SONGS OF THE DAYS OF CHIVALRY.
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THE WREATH.
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COME, WE'LL HAVE NO FROWNS TO DAY.

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Come, we'll have no frowns to-day,
If you'll listen I will play;
I will sing love's lightest lay,
I will chase your gloom away.
Come we'll have no frowns, &c.

II

I will twine a dewy wreath,
Buds of rose, and bells of heath,
Where the violets repose,
Where the fragrant lily grows.
Come we'll have no frowns, &c.

III

I will rifle ev'ry bower,
I will gather ev'ry flower;
At your feet my store I'll shower:
Come we'll have no frowns, &c.
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