The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore Collected by Himself. In Ten Volumes |
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With cheeks that had regain'd their power
And play of smiles,—and each bright eye,
Like violets after morning's shower,
The brighter for the tears gone by,
Back to the scene such smiles should grace
These wandering nymphs their path retrace,
And reach the spot, with rapture new,
Just as the veils asunder flew,
And a fresh vision burst to view.
And play of smiles,—and each bright eye,
Like violets after morning's shower,
The brighter for the tears gone by,
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These wandering nymphs their path retrace,
And reach the spot, with rapture new,
Just as the veils asunder flew,
And a fresh vision burst to view.
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