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Title] To a Lady With Falkner's 'Shipwreck' S. L.

archéd] cloyst'ring F. F.

'mid] midst F. F.

lady's] woman's F. F.

sublimer] diviner F. F.

On torrent falls, on woody mountain dell F. F.

sea-weed] sea-weeds F. F.

Attuning wild tales to the ocean's swell F. F.

this] this F. F.

thee] thee F. F.

It mounts, it totters F. F.

It groans, it quivers F. F.

of] and F. F.

Forlorn the] The toil-worn F. F.

[17-20]

Say then what power evoked such genial strains
And beckon'd godlike to the trembling Muse?
The thought not pleasureless of suffer'd pains
But chiefly friendship's voice, her holy dues.

F. F.

Demanding dear remembrances of friend F. F.

Which love makes real! Thence F. F.

life] love F. F.

Sweet Maid for friendship framed this song to thee F. F.

Falconer] Falkner S. L.: Faulkner F. F. me] me S. L., 1828, 1829.