My cycling friends. Designed and compiled for collection of autographs1882 |
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C Alan Palmer. I I WISH you luck o ' the prize , man ! Burns . D ESCENDING now ( but cautious lest too fast ) A sudden steep . Cowper . TS amazing by sheer perseverance what men do . Ingoldsby . * WE E seem to cut the wind . Hood .
C Alan Palmer. I I WISH you luck o ' the prize , man ! Burns . D ESCENDING now ( but cautious lest too fast ) A sudden steep . Cowper . TS amazing by sheer perseverance what men do . Ingoldsby . * WE E seem to cut the wind . Hood .
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C Alan Palmer. WE E seem to cut the wind . Hood . H ENCE the declivity is sharp and short . And such the reascent . Cowper . WE E came down a foul hill . Shakespeare . H , who rides by night through the woodland OH.
C Alan Palmer. WE E seem to cut the wind . Hood . H ENCE the declivity is sharp and short . And such the reascent . Cowper . WE E came down a foul hill . Shakespeare . H , who rides by night through the woodland OH.
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C Alan Palmer. To wheel about long as the summer lasted . Wordsworth . D1 IRECTORS even seemed to wish For some directer road . Hood . WE E wander there , we wander here . Burns . E ' EN winter bleak has charms to me .
C Alan Palmer. To wheel about long as the summer lasted . Wordsworth . D1 IRECTORS even seemed to wish For some directer road . Hood . WE E wander there , we wander here . Burns . E ' EN winter bleak has charms to me .
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... bleak has charms to me . Burns . M ORE bleak to view , the hills at length recede , And less luxuriant , smoother vales extend . Byron . UMMER will come again , and summer sun . SUMMER Hood . BUT UT O , the road is very hard . E ...
... bleak has charms to me . Burns . M ORE bleak to view , the hills at length recede , And less luxuriant , smoother vales extend . Byron . UMMER will come again , and summer sun . SUMMER Hood . BUT UT O , the road is very hard . E ...
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... weather that love not the wind . Shakespeare . F OR still the more he works , the more Do his weak ankles swell . Wordsworth . O paddling , paddling through the wet , G ° like steamers . Hood . པ ། NOR OR shrink they from the summer heat.
... weather that love not the wind . Shakespeare . F OR still the more he works , the more Do his weak ankles swell . Wordsworth . O paddling , paddling through the wet , G ° like steamers . Hood . པ ། NOR OR shrink they from the summer heat.
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Alexander Wilson Allan Ramsay Aught Autographs bleak Browning bugle Burns Byron chances strange climb Coleridge conversed and spent Cowper CYCLING FRIENDS declivity Denham Eliza Cook foul weather friendship George Crabbe George W grove haply haste heart Hemans HENCE hill and dale homeward bend Hood INCE Ingoldsby ither James Thomson jolly day journey lay lanes long Whitsun holiday Longfellow M'Adam manly sport meet Memoranda merrily mony moonlight Motherwell night o'er OCIETY Oliver Goldsmith ONWARD OW light paddling pass pass'd PRAY ramble ride roamed Robert Nicoll Robert Pollock rode ROUGHT Scott Shakespeare signatures social hour Southey speed spent our hours steep and flinty steep ascent strange round summer Tannahill thee Thornbury thou THROUG HROUGH toil took the road tumble turn vale valley wander weary wheels wind woodland woods Wordsworth ΟΝ