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Paddle steamers 2

Oleographs & prints  1

Hunting Scenes

Prints of Cars and Trains

Military prints

Watercolors

Then to come in spite of sorrow

And at my window bid good morrow

Through the Sweet Brier, or the Vine,

Or the twisted Eglantine

Size 23.5cms x 30.5cms

Sometimes walking not unseen

By hedge-row Elms,  on billocks green,

And every Shepherd tells his tale

Under the Hawthorn in the dale.

Size 23.5cms x 30.5cms

Meadows trim with Daisies pied,

Shallow brooks,  and rivers wide.

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 L'Allegro

There on beds of Violets blue,

And fresh-blown Roses wash'd in dew.

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 Comus

But Ha that hapless virgin,  our lost sister,

Where may she wander now,  whither betake her

From the chill dew,  amongst rude Burs and Thisles,"

Perhaps some cold bank is her bolster now,

Or 'gainst the rugged bark of some broad Elm

Leans her unpillow'd head fraught with sad fears.

Size 23.5cms x 30.5cms

Comus

Within the navel of this hideous wood,

Immured in Cypress shades a sorcerer dwells,

Of Bacchus and of Circe born,  great Comus.

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 Paradise Lost

"Earth felt the wound,  and nature from her seat

Sighing through all her works gave signs of woe

That all was lost"

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Paradise Regained

"His snares are broke:

For though that seat of earthly bliss he fail'd,

A fairer Paradise is founded now

For Adam and his chosen sons."

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He saw the Prophet,  also how he fled

Into the desert,  and how there he slept

Under a Juniper.

Size 23.5cms x 30.5cms

Nor slept the winds

Within their stony caves, but rush'd abroad

From the four hinges of the world,  and fell

On the vex'd wilderness,  whose tallest Pines,

Though rooted deep as high,  and sturdiest Baks

Bow'd their stiff necks,  loaden with stormy blasts.

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"Sabrina fair,

Listen where though art sitting

Under the glassy, cool, trnaslucent wave,

In twisted braids of Lilies knitting

The loose train of thy amber-dropping hair.

Listen and Save"

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 Book, 11th

But to nobler sights

Michael from Adam's eyes the film remov'd

Which that false fruit that promised clearer sight

Had bred;  then purg'd with Euphrasy and Rue,

The visual nerve,  for he had much to see.

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Under foot the Violet

Crocus, and Hyacinth, with rich inlay

Broidered the ground.

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Book 1st.

Full forty days he pass'd,  whether on hill

Sometimes,  anon in shady vale,  each night

Under the covert of some ancient Bak

Or Cedar,  to defend him from the dew.

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Awake;  the morning shines, and the fresh field

Calls us;  we lose the prime,  to mark how spring

Our tended plants,  how blos the Citron grove,

What drops the Myrrh,  and what the Balmy Reed,

How nature paints her colours,  how the bee

Sits on the bloom,  extracting liquid sweet.

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Hunting Scenes