Original acrostics on all the states and presidents of the United States, and various other subjects, religious, political, and personal ; illustrated with portraits of all the presidents, and engravings of various other kinds (1861)
Blackwell, Robert, fl. 1861 · Nashville, Tenn. : Published for the author · leaf 192
us, pure, contented mind;Not only learned, not only wise;No man of sense can fail to prizeYour captivating, lovely eyes.Shedding light on all that be,Making men to reverence thee;In vain they bow, in vain they chat,They tell thee this, they tell thee that,Hear thtm not, but marry me. B rats*. Tue… … <§f fortb terlhra. IgONDESCENDING to teach poor children that be, Our thanks we return, and say unto thee— Let the ignorance of youth induce thee to stay In our midst, till all darkness shall vanish away. Noble-hearted young man, thy name we adore, Just plaudits deserving from the rich and the…
Acrostics · Children's poetry
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