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Excerpt from Lyrics, Idyls and FragmentsStood the case so, in my opinion, with the work of my friend, I should have recommended the de struction of all that he had written, for his own sake rather than for the world's. But I believe that no body can read The Serenade, Life and I were Ill at Ease Florida, or the rondel On a Wo man's Eyes, without being attracted, nay, more or less fascinated. The light step, the ¿ing and care less pathetic grac...

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Excerpt from Lyrics, Idyls and Fragments To the Reader, To J. H. A., Biographical Sketch, To my Mother, Florida - A Fragment, Song - "Life and True Love meet but Once", A Martial Ode, Love in the Market, Serenade - "Life and I were Ill at Ease", Hamadryads, Love's Dirge, Despondence, From "Songs of a Pagan." Sewanee, 1889, "Over the White Sea-foam", "Heaven May be Eternal", "Señorita, Have thine Eyes", "Love, be thy Lips the Cradle of my Sigh...