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TO

1 THO' faintly shines this winter's sun,
2 And short his visits be,
3 He warms my heart, for oft I hope,
4 He shines on you and me.
5 The moon too, beauteous queen of night,
6 Enraptur'd still I see;
7 For sure I think her rays serene,
8 Are seen by you and me.
9 And gaily burns our rural fire,
10 And happy should I be,
11 But cold's my heart, there wants a charm,
12 It warms not you and me.
13 And fiercely blows this cold north wind,
14 For ruffian blasts has he;
15 But bitterer far that zephyr's breeze,
16 Which parted you and me.

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Author: Eliza Day
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Daye, Eliza, b. ca. 1734. Poems, on Various Subjects. Liverpool: Printed by J. M'Creery, 1798, p. [41]. [2],x,[4],258p.; 8° (ESTC T132359) (Page images digitized by University of California Libraries.)

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