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Poems
By Francis Wrangham
Wrangham, Francis (1769-1842)
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THE RESTORATION OF THE JEWS.
ARGUMENT.
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THE DESTRUCTION OF BABYLON.
ARGUMENT.
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SMALLER POEMS, &c.
[“Much on my early youth I love to dwell,”]
TO THE POST-CHARIOT OF A FRIEND, GOING ABROAD.
[With rapid wing our fairest years move on]
SONG.
[When first the siren Beauty's face]
[By many sorrows pierc'd before]
ON LEAVING A FAVOURITE RESIDENCE.
ON THE SAME SUBJECT.
WRITTEN AT MATLOCK.
SONG.
ADDRESSED TO A LADY, WITH A PRINT OF CORNELIA.
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Ταλικα τριβει νεοτης τα κομψα
Καρδιας ποικιλμαθ'.------
(
Tweddell
.
Prolus.
viii.)
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