The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore Collected by Himself. In Ten Volumes |
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Your Lordship's praises of the scraps
I sent you from my Journal lately,
(Enveloping a few lac'd caps
For Lady C.), delight me greatly.
Her flattering speech—“What pretty things
“One finds in Mr. Fudge's pages!”
Is praise which (as some poet sings)
Would pay one for the toils of ages.
I sent you from my Journal lately,
(Enveloping a few lac'd caps
For Lady C.), delight me greatly.
Her flattering speech—“What pretty things
“One finds in Mr. Fudge's pages!”
Is praise which (as some poet sings)
Would pay one for the toils of ages.
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