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A Day at Tivoli

With Other Verses. By John Kenyon

Kenyon, John (1784-1856)

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A DAY AT TIVOLI.

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OCCASIONAL VERSES.

INSCRIPTION FOR AN EAGLE'S FOOT,

[They choose not ill their lot who choose]

TO AN ÆOLIAN HARP.

LOVE'S AUCTION.

IN A PORTRAIT GALLERY.

THE GREEK WIFE.

FLOWERS FROM WATERLOO.

LINES SUGGESTED BY ODE XXIX. BOOK I. OF HORACE.

LINES SENT TO ELIA,

THE GODS OF GREECE.

BROOK OF SANGUINETTO,

ZOË: A PORTRAIT.

MONUMENT AT LUCERNE,

EXPERIMENTUM CRUCIS.

L'ENVOI, TO A POEM ON TOLERANCE.

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SACRED GIPSY CAROL.

EPILOGUE TO GIPSY CAROL.

MEMENTO VIVERE.

WINDS OF DOCTRINE.

TRANSLATION.

PUNNING—AFTER COWLEY.

TO A FEMALE FRIEND,

PAST AND FUTURE.

RAISING THE DEAD.

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TRANSLATION.

[I've found a port. Hope—Fortune—Farewell ye!]

I've found a port. Hope—Fortune—Farewell ye!
Cheat others now. Enough ye've cheated me.