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The undying one, and other poems

By the Honble Mrs. Norton. New edition

Norton, Caroline Sheridan (1808-1877)

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ON THE PURPLE AND WHITE CARNATION.

THE CARELESS WORD.

THEY LOVED ONE ANOTHER.

MY HEART IS LIKE A WITHERED NUT!

MY CHILDHOOD'S HOME.

ESCAPE FROM THE SNARES OF LOVE.

IFS.

AS WHEN FROM DREAMS AWAKING.

I WAS NOT FALSE TO THEE.

THE GREEK GIRL'S LAMENT FOR HER LOVER.

OH! LIFE IS LIKE THE SUMMER RILL.

WHEN POOR IN ALL BUT HOPE AND LOVE.

WE HAVE BEEN FRIENDS TOGETHER.

THE BOATSWAIN'S SONG.

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TO THE DUCHESS OF CLARENCE, THIS LITTLE VOLUME IS, BY PERMISSION, GRATEFULLY AND RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED BY HER ROYAL HIGHNESS'S DEVOTED SERVANT, CAROLINE ELIZABETH SARAH NORTON.