...known, Who would not twine a wreath for Thee, Unworthy of his own. OH MRS. MONTAGUE'S FEATHER-HANGINGS. THE Birds put off their every hue To dress a room for Montague. The Peacock sends his heaveuly dyes, His rainhows and his starry eyes; The Pheasant, plumes, which round infold His mantling...

...known, Who would not twine a wreath for Thee, Unworthy, of his own. ON MRS. MONTAGUE'S FEATHER-HANGINGS. THE Birds put off their every hue To dress a room...Peacock sends his heavenly dyes, His rainbows and his itarry eyea; The Pheasant, plumesy which round infold His mantling neck with downy gold ; The Cock,...

...Solomon has wisely spoken ; ' A threefold cord is not soon broken.' MRS. MONTAGU'S FEATHER-HANGINGS. .THE Birds put off their every hue, To dress a room for Montagu. The Peacock sends his heavenly dyes, His rainbows and his starry eyes ; The Pheasant plumes,...

...Solomon has wisely spoken ; ' A threefold cord is not soon broken.' ON MRS. MONTAGU'S FEATHER-HANGINGS. THE Birds put off their every hue, To dress a room for Montagu. The Peacock sends his heavenly dyes, His rainbows and his starry eyes ; The Pheasant plumes,...

...Allnding to the poem by Mr. Hayley, which accompanied these lines. ON MRS. MONTAGU'S - FEATHERHANGINGS. ! THE birds put off their every hue, To dress a room for Montagn. The Peacock sends his heavenly dyes, His rainbows and his starry eyes; T"e Pheasant plumes,...

...1 1 mi, 1 1- to the poem by Mr. Hayley, which accompanied this. ON MRS. MONTAGU'S FEATHER HANGINGS. THE birds put off their every hue, To dress a room for Montagu. The Peacock sends his heavenly dyes His rainbows and his starry eyes ; The Pheasant plumes,...

...Solomon has wisely spoken; ' A threefold cord is not soon broken.' MRS. MONTAGU'S FEATHER HANGINGS. THE Birds put off their every hue, To dress a room for Montagu. The Peacock sends his heavenly dyes, His rainbows and his starry eyes; The Pheasant plumes,...

...Alluding to the poem by Mr. Hajley, which accompanied these lines. MRS. MONTAGU'^ FEATHERHANGINGS. THE birds put off their every hue, To dress a room for Montagu. The Peacock sends his heavenly dyes, His rainbows and his starry eyes ; The Pheasant plumes,...

...Solomon has wisely spoken ; ' A threefold -cord is not soon broken.* MRS. MONTAGU'S FEATHER-HANGINGS. THE Birds put off their every hue, To dress a room for Montagu. The Peacock sends his heavenly dyes, His rainbow* and his starry eyes ; The Pheasant plumes,...

...known, Who would not twine a wreath for thee, Unworthy of his own. ON MRS. MONTAGU'S FEATHER-HANGINGS. THE birds put off their every hue, To dress a room for Montagu. The peacock sends his heavenly dyes, His rainbows and his starry eyes ; The pheasant plumes,...