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‘Keep ne keep it for my sake— 
On fancy’s ear, still peals the sound.” 
Learn, that true affections spurn’d, 
Droop to death, and bloom no more. New Eng. Mag. 
ROSE, THorNtess. EARLY ATTACHMENT. Youthful love !—the sweetest boon of earth. 
Tail love! first love, thou word that sums all bliss ! 
ROSA INERMIB. The sparkling cream of all Time’s blessedness : 
The silken down of happiness complete...... Poltok. 
And canst thou “a t aage thy heart 
Tn unison wit 
‘ Whose language hee alone hast heard, 
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Thou only canst divine?..........-++-- Dawes. 
O, let us prize the first blown bud of love, 
Let us love now, in this our fairest youth, 
When love can find a full and fond return. . . Percival. 
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Ladies’ Magazine. 
ROSE, THorniess, A GREEN INGRATITUDE. Tf there be a crim : 
RIG OF I Of deeper dye than all the guilty train 
Of human vices, ‘tis—ingra e. 
ROSA INERMIS. Dr. Thomas Trenkiin s Earl of Warwick. ; 
Tlow oft does seemnig worth, that thornless rose, \ | 
Caressed and nurtured by affection’s hand "i / 
Shoot out ingratitude’s hg thorns, and > \ i 
The gentle hand that side AR ore aera aT. Chie ett ae 
Ah, me! how oft does goodness wound itself, 
And sweet affection prove the spring of wo... . Shake. 
ROSE-BUD, Wuirs. A MART THAT 1s 1GNoRANT Mine, is the freedom of the soul, 
OF LOVE. And mine, the unconquered will.. ........- Dale. 
Do not disturb our calm, oh love!.....--..- Moore. 
B e, the young and tender wit, 
Ts pce nt "folly ; ; se me in the bud, 
Losing his verdure even in the prime, 
And all the fair effects of future a Peis As Shaks. 
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