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Synopsis
Book may have numerous typos, missing text, images, or index. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. 1892. Excerpt: ... POEMS WKITTEN IN 1819 LINES WRITTEN DURING THE CASTLEREAGH ADMINISTRATION I Corpses are cold in the tomb -- Stones on the pavement are dumb -- Abortions are dead in the womb, And their mothers look pale, like the death-white shore Of Albion, free no more. II Her sons are as stones in the way-- They are masses of senseless clay -- They are trodden and move not away -- The abortion with which she travaileth Is Liberty, smitten to death. Ill Then trample and dance, thou Oppressor! For thy victim is no redresser -- Thou art sole lord and possessor Of her corpses, and clods, and abortions --they pave Thy path to the grave. Lines written during the Castlereagh Administration. Medwin, 1832 || England, Harvard MS. Published by Medwin, The Athenaeum, December 8, 1832. i. 4 death-white, Harvard MS., Frederickson MS. || white, Medwin, 1832. IV Hearest thou the festival din Of Death and Destruction and Sin, And Wealth crying, Havoc! within? "lis the Bacchanal triumph that makes truth dumb, -- Thine Epithalamium. v Ay, marry thy ghastly wife! Let Fear and Disquiet and Strife Spread thy couch in the chamber of Life; Marry Ruin, thou Tyrant! and Hell be thy guide To the bed of the bride! SONG TO THE MEN OF ENGLAND I Men of England, wherefore plough For the lords who lay ye low? iv. 1 festival, Harvard MS., Frederickson MS., Mrs. Shelley, 18391 \festal, Medwin, 1832. iv. 4 that, Frederickson MS- || which, Harvard MS., Medwin, 1832. v. 2 Disquiet, Frederickson MS, Harvard MS., Mrs. Shelley, 18391 || Disgust, Medwin, 1832. T. 4 Hell, Frederickson MS. || God, Harvard MS., Medwin, 1832. 5 the bride, Harvard MS., Frederickson MS., Mrs. Shelley, 18391 || thy. Harvard MS. cancelled, Medwin, 1832. Song: To the Men of England. Published by Mrs. Shelley Wherefore weave with toil and care The rich robes your ...
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