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[Repeat, O, Muse!]
1 Repeat, O, Muse! the virtuous song
2 Of him, whose bosom knew no art;
3 Whose native measures, wild and strong,
4 Pour'd the free dictates of his heart.
Source edition
Cristall, Ann Batten. Poetical Sketches by Ann Batten Cristall. London: Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church Yard, 1795, p. 113. [14],187,[1]p.; 8⁰. (ESTC T126557)
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Other works by Ann Batten Cristall
- BEFORE TWILIGHT. ()
- ELEGY ON A YOUNG LADY. ()
- ELEGY. ()
- THE ENTHUSIAST. ()
- THE ENTHUSIAST. SONGS OF ARLA. ()
- EVENING. ()
- A FRAGMENT. THE BLIND MAN. ()
- HOLBAIN. ()
- MORNING. ()
- NIGHT. ()
- NOON. ()
- ODE ON TRUTH. ADDRESSED TO GEORGE DYER. ()
- AN ODE. ()
- SONG, ON LEAVING THE COUNTRY EARLY IN THE SPRING. ()
- SONG. ()
- SONG. ()
- SONG. ()
- SONG. ()
- SONG. ()
- SONG. ()
- SONG. ()
- THELMON AND CARMEL; AN IRREGULAR POEM. ()
- TO A LADY, ON THE RISE OF MORN. ()
- THE TRIUMPH OF SUPERSTITION. RAPHAEL AND IANTHE. ()
- VERSES WRITTEN IN THE SPRING. ()
- WRITTEN IN DEVONSHIRE, NEAR THE DART. ()
- WRITTEN WHEN THE MIND WAS OPPRESSED. ()