Eliza Acton
POEMS
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About the print version:
POEMS,
BY ELIZA ACTON
IPSWICH:
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY R DECK;
SOLD ALSO BY LONGMAN AND CO. PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON;
DECK, BURY; COWELL, PIPER, AND SHALDERS, IPSWICH;
LODER, WOODBRIDGE;
HARDACRE, HADLEIGH; WOOLBY, STOWMARKET;
AND STACY, NORWICH.
1826.
TALES,
&c.
CONTENTS.
ON THE DEATH OF MAJOR WHITEFOORD
TWILIGHT
TO ANNA
WHERE, OH! WHERE, ON HIS RESTLESS WING, &c.
GERTRUDE
TO A FRIEND, WITH A PYRUS JAPONICA
TO * * * * *
SONG, I AM SO WEARY, LOVE!
SONG, IN BEAUTY'S DWELLING ALL THINGS FAIR
LINES WRITTEN IN ALBUMS, TO CAROLINE
TO CATHARINE
TO ELIZA D.
TO MARY
I KNOW HOW VAIN IT IS TO MOURN
TO * * * * *
TO H. B. * * * * * * * * * *
THE GRAVE
PORTRAIT
NAY TWINE THE HEATH-FLOW'R WILD FOR ME
L'ABANDONNÉE
TO SUSANNA, FEBRUARY, 1824
THE LOVER'S SONG
I LINGER OFT BENEATH THY RAY
CHIEFTAIN'S SONG
TO ---- ------ SUPPOSED TO BE WRITTEN AT THE TOMB OF HIS PARENTS
ON APPROACHING PARIS, 1826
TAKE BACK THY RING
SONG, LET ME SIT IN THE TWILIGHT HOUR ALONE
ADINE: A FRAGMENT
ON THE DEATH OF ELLEN SHARP, 1822
THAT VOICE CAME O'ER ME
OH! I AM WEARY OF A WORLD
IT WERE DISHONOURING NOW
YES! THOU ART LIKE THE BLASTING BREATH
SONG, GIVE ME GAY MUSIC!
TO THE WILD HEATH-FLOWER
FORGIVE THEE!--YES
STANZAS, I LOVE IN LONELINESS TO STAND AFAR
THE SOLDIER'S BRIDE TO HER HUSBAND
"JE VAIS TE QUITTER SÉGOUR AIMÉ!"
GO, COLD AND FICKLE TRIFLER!
VENICE
TO THOSE WHO HAVE FEW TIES TO BIND THE SOUL TO EARTH
STANZAS, GIVE ME THE LONELIEST SPOT ON EARTH
COME TO MY GRAVE
NAY ! TAKE THE ROSE
TO ---- -----THE LAST SONG, 'TIS RUIN ALL!
WHERE ART THOU LOVE!
YES LEAVE ME
SONG, I TURN FROM PLEASURES WITCHING TONE
A SKETCH
WHEN THE BEAUTIFUL STAR ...
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