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Date: 1793
"Silent, for ever cold!--Renew, renew / Thy plaint, that well might rend a heart of steel!"
preview | full record— Kendall, William (1768-1832)
Date: 1799
In Fancy's "filial train," inspiration rides foremost and "Myriads of spruce ideas crowd the rear."
preview | full record— Grainger, James (1721-1766)
