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Inscription to Miss Fern of Lichfield

by Anna Seward 1742–1809

From Poetical Works, ed. Walter Scott (1810), vol. III

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If e’er, ELIZA, grief awakes thy sigh,
Pales that red lip, or dims that lucid eye,
O may this gay envelop then contain,
From hands belov’d, the lenitives of pain;
Yet seldom may thy fair and prosperous fate
Demand the pensive sympathetic trait,
But Friendship, tender, fervent, and sincere,
Breathe the glad strains of gratulation here!

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Source: The Poetical Works of Anna Seward, ed. Walter Scott (Edinburgh: Ballantyne, 1810), vol. III.

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