Metrical effusions, or, Verses on various occasions [by B. Barton].S. Loder, 1812 - Всего страниц: 223 |
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... beams fitful play Through the cool shelter of the aspen's bough : And while he talks of love in accents gay , The timid maiden hears his frequent vow , With hesitating sigh , deep blush , and pensive brow . Delightful hours ! yet stay ...
... beams fitful play Through the cool shelter of the aspen's bough : And while he talks of love in accents gay , The timid maiden hears his frequent vow , With hesitating sigh , deep blush , and pensive brow . Delightful hours ! yet stay ...
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... many a sympathetic bosom rend , Or prompt one sigh , let justice still prevail , And , whilst o'er thy dishonour'd grave we bend , With horror we must view thy rash , thy frantic end . E'en now , though lovely beams the lunar ray , 23.
... many a sympathetic bosom rend , Or prompt one sigh , let justice still prevail , And , whilst o'er thy dishonour'd grave we bend , With horror we must view thy rash , thy frantic end . E'en now , though lovely beams the lunar ray , 23.
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Bernard Barton. E'en now , though lovely beams the lunar ray , Through quivering branches , on thy grave so green : No villager benighted dares to stray To that sad spot ; for Fancy there has been So scar'd , as stories go , that she ...
Bernard Barton. E'en now , though lovely beams the lunar ray , Through quivering branches , on thy grave so green : No villager benighted dares to stray To that sad spot ; for Fancy there has been So scar'd , as stories go , that she ...
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... prompt the strain : Oh may they never from those shades retire , But every grace and every virtue reign , And shed their brightest beams on Allerton's domain . THE CALEDONIAN ADIEU . FAREWELL , Caledonia ! adieu to 39.
... prompt the strain : Oh may they never from those shades retire , But every grace and every virtue reign , And shed their brightest beams on Allerton's domain . THE CALEDONIAN ADIEU . FAREWELL , Caledonia ! adieu to 39.
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... beam Which ushers in the rising day ; From her dear lips resistless gleam Those smiles which chase my griefs away . And dearer to my throbbing heart , And far the toys of wealth above , The tears of sympathy that start To hail the smile ...
... beam Which ushers in the rising day ; From her dear lips resistless gleam Those smiles which chase my griefs away . And dearer to my throbbing heart , And far the toys of wealth above , The tears of sympathy that start To hail the smile ...
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accents anguish Ashford bade bard beam beauties blest bliss bloom bosom breast breeze bright Caledonie charms cheering confest Crito crown'd dear death delight divine dreadful dream drest E'en e'er enraptur'd Erin-go-bragh fame fancy fancy's fear feelings fled fond friendship FULL BLOWN ROSE gale gloom glow grace grief hail hapless happier harp hath heart heaven heavenly hope hour humble inspir'd inspire JOHN LEYDEN life's light lov'd Lucy lyre maid meed Memory Minstrel morning mournful murmuring muse myrtle grove nature's ne'er night numbers o'er once own'd peace pensive plaintive pleasure poet's praise rapture regret Royal James sacred scene seraph shade shalt shed shine shone sigh sight silent sing smile song SONNET soon sorrow soul sound STANZAS star strain stream sway sweet tear thee theme thine thou trembling tuneful virtue virtue's voice weel tim'd daffin ween Whig youth
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Стр. 181 - O, woman! in our hours of ease. Uncertain, coy, and hard to please, 900 And variable as the shade By the light quivering aspen made; When pain and anguish wring the brow, A ministering angel thou!
Стр. 138 - To shake thy senate, and from heights sublime Of patriot eloquence to flash down fire Upon thy foes, was never meant my task...
Стр. 55 - Fond dreamer! meditate thine idle song! But let thine idle song remain unknown: The verse, which cheers thy solitude, prolong; What, though it charm no moments but thine own, Though thy loved Psyche smile for thee alone, Still shall it yield thee pleasure, if not fame, And when, escaped from tumult, thou hast flown To thy dear silent hearth's enlivening flame, There shall the...
Стр. 104 - To pierce those hallow'd bowers : 'tis Fancy's beam Pour'd on the vision of th' enraptur'd bard, That paints the charms of that delicious theme. Then hail sweet Fancy's ray ! and hail the dream That weans the weary soul from guilt and woe ! Careless what others of my choice may deem, I long, where Love and Fancy lead, to go And meditate on Heaven, enough of Earth I know.
Стр. 161 - Friendship ! mysterious cement of the soul ! Sweet'ner of life ! and solder of society ! I owe thee much.
Стр. 41 - Caledonia may claim and shall huve my devotion, And oft will I think of my friends " far awa." On the banks of the Ganges, or Plata's proud stream, Though I wander unconscious, their beauties among ; My own dear native Ayr, still my favorite theme, Shall partake of my praise and enliven my song. Sweet stream ! on whose banks, in my infancy roaming, I...
Стр. 173 - Methought upon her face such smiles did play As gild the summer morning. A bright ray Of lambent glory stream'd around her head. I gazed in rapture ; love had banish'd dread, Even as light the darkness drives away.
Стр. 132 - Nature ! all thy shows and forms To feeling, pensive hearts have charms; Whether the summer kindly warms With life and light, Or winter howls, in gusty storms. The long, dark night.
Стр. 204 - Shall bid the Indian dead to sleep no more. And say, when summon'd to the realms on high, If to the soul eternal bliss be given ; What boots it where we heave our parting sigh ? " Or whence the soul triumphant springs to heaven I...
Стр. 119 - Nor rural sights alone, but rural sounds, Exhilirate the spirit, and restore The tone of languid Nature. — Mighty winds, That sweep the skirt of some far-spreading wood Of ancient growth, make music not unlike The dash of ocean on his winding shore, And lull the spirit...