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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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XARIFA,
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POEMS.
  
STANZAS
  
SONNET
  
TO A YOUNG LADY
  
BOUTS RIMÉS
  
ON DUNSTONBURGH CASTLE.
  
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IMITATION OF BURNS.
  
STANZAS
  
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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.

[Though I may never more behold]

Though I may never more behold
Thine eye of heaven's blue,
And catch the timid glance that told
Thy heart so fond and true;
By memory's magic force I feel
That eye still on me beam,
And half its pang from absence steal,
Lull'd by the waking dream.
The smile that on thy lips erewhile
So kindly wont to play,
That could each idle care beguile
Of Love's first golden day;
Now, when lone fancy rules the hour,
At evening's lingering close,
Comes o'er my soul with mightier power
To soothe my real woes.
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