The Victories of Love
less than t
oot on Eng
rod, and, str
ugh last night's
shrouds, that r
llows' blas
none was
ry in the
n lightning sh
bout in st
choice! A
s he rose; a
inopportu
with the b
g, with a
shot from fe
ced deck, e
ound us pres
r in the e
n who had lo
red no mor
else been s
t best, if ju
lk by the ot
nd there cas
or of a
ted of abro
of the ba
te, for 'two
nerves refu
out doubly-d
recollect
heart her
g on a br
l up the ab
ng her, I h
y, with stra
have risen
ams chased th
ife's dull
as I knew
glory in
out, I ca
d brain and
her. Or el
t of an
ne with sk
he third s
to some ques
meaning i
oh, Frederi
ll be ther
sweet my s
ame so link'
ins, by gui
erted, watc
in the Ball-
mildness thr
are lovely,
in the mu
ngs seem bu
ersisten
'm made di
which she kn
ing with a
nt accord
eck my plea
lip the sil
n Angel, 'D
u seek, not
some stran
kiss her, '
you languish
foul phant
ragon and
rue lady in
'Dear my
rue lady
ome waste
shape and
left, where
oice, which
e, for her f
g, 'Do you lo
ly, 'Swee
ed but half
face to the
Love, 'tis to
sudden pu
sounding
s as of si
disorder
y music; fa
nite distinc
ld voices'
ame which al
cstatic tr
reof none
limed to so
in the whee
throbbing sp
e heaving o
s these come
day with th
nothing? Wh
ay do som
years, and s
d know! He
loving som
moved that n
cy, or, si
wretch, ac
m; or her b
dream!) and t
lease: or to
every ea
er: ah, 'twould
oved her al
I think,
ords and loo
! Did not
my God, an
odest fool,
such a heav
o frail, yet
sees me at
last, the g
sacred Eng
the lovely
nd women lo
roofs where m
e cares to co
gay queen s
whom the wo
the wanton c
drives but b
the realm whe
ges to
s all too w
prospect fo
rivate go
nour, quite
e this was pe
aughan, on
ul Miss Chu
r; and to-
my new po
peace at la
aith, like
'd. Grief is
bout me t
y chill o
ear or dis
he exact
has shown t
'other joys
d disavow
me which i
I blasphem
ecrees, and
nd where can
e knows who
men! Pursuit
er Husband
f heavens of
, lets her pl
ss, guerdon
names, and t
fingers.
'm happier
lofty loss
ntent with
h Dove, to t
iness an