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Dramas

Translations, and Occasional Poems. By Barbarina Lady Dacre.[i.e. Barbarina Brand] In Two Volumes
Dacre, Barbarina (1767-1854)

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VOLUME I
  
[dedication]
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GONZALVO OF CORDOVA,
  
TO MY AUNT,
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GONZALVO OF CORDOBA.
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PEDRARIAS
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PROLOGUE,
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EPILOGUE,
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POEMS.
  
STANZAS
  
SONNET
  
TO A YOUNG LADY
  
BOUTS RIMÉS
  
ON DUNSTONBURGH CASTLE.
  
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IMITATION OF BURNS.
  
STANZAS
  
FRAGMENT,
  
TO PSYCHE
  
PSYCHE'S ANSWER.
  
TRANSLATION OF HORACE'S ODE TO GROSPHUS.
  
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SONNET
  
WILLIAM AND SARAH:
  
FABLE.
  
IMITATION OF BURNS.
  
TO MR. YOUNG,
  
ALICE AND MARIAN:
  
TO UGO FOSCOLO,

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SONG.

NANNIE ATTIE.

[_]

FROM NATURE.

[_]

SET TO THE TUNE OF “THE FLOWERS OF THE FOREST.”

And do I see the bairn again
That first I rock'd upo' my knee?
The bairn whose earliest moan I hush'd,
The bairn whose first smile dwelt on me?
Ah! turn aside the lock sae brown
That hides fra' me thy bonnie brow;
For dim with age these eyes are grown,
And tears of gladness blind them now.
Fu' twenty years ha' stolen by
Since Nannie Attie saw thy face;
And these auld eyes or see amiss,
Or still see ilk remember'd grace.
Then turn aside, &c.
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The same thy ivory temples clear,
Sae kind the things thy young eye said;
'Twas here I traced the vein sae blue,
'Twas here the thought sae pure I read.
Then turn aside, &c.
Southill, Jan. 1808.
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