Acrostic On Miss Eliza Hughes by Henry Livingston (1798) - music General Wolfe @MaryVanDeusenFanVids
Acrostic On Miss Eliza Hughes by Henry Livingston (1798) - music General Wolfe  @MaryVanDeusenFanVids
Uploaded December 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Read by Byron Nilsson. "General Wolfe" appears in Henry's music manuscript.

E v'ry grace in her combine,
L ove and truth and friendship join,
I n one source without reserve,
Z ealous all her friends to serve,
A nd diffuse true harmony.

H appy nymph of chaste repose,
U nsullied as the vernal rose.
G ay -- majestic -- yet serene,
H andsome, with a graceful mien;
E v'ry charm in her appear,
S he is lovely, chaste and fair.
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