Accurate transcript of complete text, probably from The Improvisatrice.
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Century: 1800-1849 Reader/Listener/Group: member of Carey/Maingay group
Transcript of poem partially obscured by later use of the manuscript as a scrapbook. Probably copied from The Improvisatrice.
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I never framed a wish or formed a plan that flattered mewith hopes of earthly bliss. But thou wert there. [rewriting of lines 695-697 of Book IV]
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To Jane Whene'er I see those smiling eyes... [the 'transcript' does not follow the original to the letter]
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'From Rokeby' 'The tear that down childhood's cheek...' [4lines]
Century: 1800-1849 Reader/Listener/Group: member of Carey/Maingay group
'Extract from Murphy's Grecian Daughter' 'Filial Affection'
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May heavenly Angels their soft wings display And guide you safe thro' ev'ry dangerous way In every step may you most happy be And tho far distant often think of me [some differences from the original]
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Century: 1800-1849 Reader/Listener/Group: Sophia
'I knew, I knew it could not last...' [transcript (exact) of lines 277-294]
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'Oh! Had wenever met/...' [transcript of lines 384-387]
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'Oh! Woman! In our hours of ease Uncertain, coy and hard to please...'[6 lines] 'Marmion'
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'Lines written to the Memory of Sir G Campbell' 'To Him whose loyal, brave, and gentle heart/...'
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'Love's Wreath!' 'When Love was a Child and went rolling along/...'
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'Lines written by Moore on Miss [Curria]' 'She is far from the Land, where her young Hero sleeps/...'
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'Remember the Past!' '"Remember the Past" Oh since Fate has bereft me/...'
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'The Tear' 'When the soft tear steals silently from the eye/...'
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'The Affectionate Heart' 'Let the great man, his treasures possessing/...'
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'To Fanny' 'Oh! Name him not unless it be/...' 'T Haynes Bayly'
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'Remember thee yes while there's life in this heart/...'[Thomas Moore, 'Remember Thee': first 8 lines of 12-line text. Very little punctuation in transcript. Perhaps from song?]
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'On a Gold Heart Which Was broken' 'Ill fated heart and can it be/...' [transcript changes the gender of the speaker]
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'Modern Greece/ From the Bride of Abydos'
'Know ye the land where the cypress & myrtle/...' [canto one, stanza one (only) of Bride of Abydos: A Turkish Tale]
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'Battle of Hohenlinden' 'On Linden when the Sun was low/...'
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'To Selina' 'I have known thee in the sunshine/of thy beauty and thy bloom/...'
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'Oh thou who driest the mourner's tear/...' 'Moore' [epigraph from Psalms not transcribed]
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'The Bridesmaid' 'The bridal is o'er the guests are all gone/...'
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'Nature and Nature's Laws lay hidin night/...'
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'We waste, not use, ourtime; we breathe, not live' [single line] 'Young'
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'The Last Green Leaf' 'The last green leaf hangs lonely now/...'
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'Extract from Moore's Love of the Angels' [The Second Angels Story, ll. 1043-1066]
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'The dews of the evening most carefully shun Being tears of the sky for the loss of the sun! Chesterfield'
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'A Fragment' 'When to their airy hall... [printed first line 'When, to their...] 'Byron'
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'The Change' 'And this is what is left of youth/...' [in 'Fragments' section of 1831 text]
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'Farewell' 'Farewell! If ever fondest prayer/...' [Some differences in punctuation from Byron's text]
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'The Tear' 'When Friendship or Love' [Epigraph from Gray, not transcribed]
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'A Fragment' 'And say when summoned from the world and thee/...' ['The Pleasures of Hope', part one, ll. 239-248. Some changes in punctuation]
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'Lines written by Montgomery on Home' 'There is a spot of earth...'
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'Ah ['Oh!' in original] do not quite your friend forget/...' [4 lines: last 4 lines of 48-line text]'
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'To A Dilatory Correspondent' 'Much as thy Silence I admire/...' [4, 6 line stanzas]
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'There's a bliss beyond all the Minstrel has told/...' ['Light of the Haram' ll. 648-655]
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'Oh There are moments in life, keen,blissful, never to be forgotten!!!'
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