...For in thy form is yet descried The traces left of young desire ; The Painter's art, the Stateman's pride, The Muse's song, the Poet's fire ; But these, forsooth, now seem to be Mere lumps on thy periphery. Dear Nature, constant in her laws, Hath mark'd each mental operation. She ev'ry...

...Stateman's pride, The Muse's song, the Poet's firs ; But thpse, forsooth, now seem to be Mere lumps on thy periphery. Dear Nature, constant in her laws, Hath mark'd each mental opciatiji:, She ev'ry feeling's limit draws On all the heads throughout the nation, That there might...

...surface tells thy living story, Though now so hollow, dead, and cold; For in liiv form is yet descried The traces left of young Desire ; The Painter's art,...Periphery. Dear Nature, constant in her laws, Hath marked each mental operation, She every feeling's limit draws On all the heads throughout the nation,...

...surface tells thy living story, Tho" now so hollow, dead, and cold ; For in thy form is yet descried The traces left of young desire ; The Painter's art, the Statesman's pride, The Muse's song, the Poet':; fire ; But these, forsooth, now seem to be Mere lumps ou thy periphery. Dear Nature, constant...

...surface tells thy living story, Tli.i' now so hollotv, dead, and cold , For in thy form is yet descried The traces left of young desire ; The Painter's art, the Statesman's pride, The Muse's song, the Poet':; fire ; But these, forsooth, now seem to be Mere lumps ou tby periphery. Dear Nature, constant...

...surface tells thy living story, Tho1 now so hollow, dead, and cold ; For in thy form is yet descried The traces left of young desire ; The Painter's art, the Statesman's pride. The Muse's song, the Poet'a fire ; But these, forsooth, now seem to be Mere lumps ou thy periphery. Dear Nature, constant...

...surface tells thy living story, Though now so hollow , dead , and cold ; For in thy form is yet descried The traces left of young Desire , The Painter's art...Periphery. Dear Nature, constant in her laws, Hath marked each mental operation. She every feeling's limit draws On all Ihe heads throughout the nation...

...Statesman's pride, The Mnsi-'s fong, tho 1'oet's fire; Bnt these, forsoolii.uow seera to be lUeru lumps on thy periphery. Dear Nature, constant in her laws, Hath mark'd each mental operation, She ev'ry feeling's limit draws On all the heads throughout the nation, That there might no deception be...

...thy living story, Though now so hollow, dead, and eold; For in thy form is yet deseried The traees left of young desire ; The painter's art, the statesman's...poet's fire; But these, forsooth, now seem to be Mere lumps on thy periphery. Dr. Forster. These various organs show the plaee Where friendship lov'd, where...

...thy living story, Though now so hollow, dead, and eold; For in thy tbrm is yet deseried The traees left of young desire ; The painter's art, the statesman's pride, The muse's song, the poet's fire; But those, forsooth, now seem to be Mere lumps on thy periphery. Dr. Förster. These various organs show...