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Written In Friars-Carse Hermitage (第1/2页)
written in friar's-carse hermitage on nithside thou whom ce may hither lead, be thou clad in russet weed, be thou deckt in silken stole, grave these sels on thy soul. life is but a day at most, sprung from night,—in darkness lost; hope not sunshine ev'ry hour, fear not clouds will always lour. as youth and love with sprightly dance, beh thy m star advance, pleasure with her siren air may delude the thoughtless pair; let prudence bless enjoyment's cup, then raptur'd sip, and sip it up. as thy day grows warm and high, life's meridian flaming nigh, dost thou spurn the humble vale? life's proud summits wouldst thou scale? check thy climbing step, elate, evils lurk in felon wait: dangers, eagle-pinioned, bold, soar around each cliffy hold! while cheerful peace, with li song, ts the lowly dells among. as the shades of ev'ning close, being thee to long repose; as life itself bees disease, seek the ey
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