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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
JEALOUS MISERY, by NORMAN ROWLAND GALE Poet's Biography
First Line: Had all my charms been conquered by a grace
Last Line: The saucer-seeming eyes of happiness!
Subject(s): Envy
First Line: Had all my charms been conquered by a grace
Last Line: The saucer-seeming eyes of happiness!
Subject(s): Envy
HAD all my charms been conquered by a grace
Unspeakable, I'd scorn to show distress.
But, gods! the flaxen hair, the dollish face,
The saucer-seeming eyes of Happiness!
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