Federer, Charles A, Gent, Thomas, 1693-1778, Chambers, Robert, 1802-1871 · London : E.Stock · leaf 120
Place, And then as unto Heavn flie told her Cafe. O pity ( i8i ) Belonging to a famous Monastery begun A.D. 1087, by EarlRoger 0/Montgomery, (to whom the Conqueror had given Shropfhire)and his pious Lady, at Shrewfbury, near Severn. [ 117] 0 pity me, fhe faid, a Virgin poor ! That cant thy Wonders… … Moa of that Nig-ht the prayd, for Wijifrids Sake,That GOD her feald-up Eye-lids would unclofe : And that her grateful Soul would Offring-s make.When, lo! foft Slumber gave her fweet Repofe; And, whilfl awaking from angelick Dreams, (182) She viewd, what oft fhed felt, Sols radiant Beams. (183)Twas…
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