Letitia Elizabeth Landon The London Literary Gazette: You may find many a brighter one Than your own rose, but there are none So true to thee, Love.

You may find many a brighter one Than your own rose, but there are none So true — Letitia Elizabeth Landon The London Literary Gazette

You may find many a brighter one Than your own rose, but there are none So true to thee, Love.

Letitia Elizabeth Landon The London Literary Gazette

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