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Poetic Lucubrations

Containing The Misanthrope and Other Effusions. By T. Gordon Hake
Hake, Thomas Gordon (1809-1895)
  
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[dedication]

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THE MISANTHROPE.
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SUMMER'S NIGHT.
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ELEGY, WRITTEN IN THE RUINS OF THE PRIORY OF ST. PANCRAS'.
  
MARIAN.
  
TO CAPTAIN H. W. G. ROYAL ARTILLERY.
  
TO ISABELLA.
  
FRIENDSHIP AND LOVE.
  
JULIAN AND SYRENA, An Eclogue.
  
ÆNIGMA.
  
FAREWELL.

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“Go little book from this my solitude,
I cast thee on the waters, go thy ways,
And if as I believe thy vein be good,
The world shall find thee after many days.”
Southey.

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