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...Lyre ! my chosen treasure, " Solace of my bleeding heart ; " Lyre ! O, Lyre ! my only pleasure, — " We will never, never part ! " Glory, Commerce, now...vain, " Tempt me to the field, the main ; •" The muse's sons are blest, though born " To cold neglect, and penury, and scorn. " What, if all the world... | |
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...Lyre ! my chosen treasure, . " Solace of my bleeding heart ; " Lyre ! O Lyre ! my only pleasure, " We will never, never part ! — " Glory, Commerce,...in vain " Tempt me to the field, the main ; " The Muses' sons are blest, though born " To cold neglect, and penury, and scorn. " What, though all the... | |
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