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... never again an untoward battle of Navarino , or a Poet- hero of Missolonghi . The majority of the Italian poems were inspired by a long residence in Venice , the delightful city whose special historical interests may perhaps be weakened ...
... never again an untoward battle of Navarino , or a Poet- hero of Missolonghi . The majority of the Italian poems were inspired by a long residence in Venice , the delightful city whose special historical interests may perhaps be weakened ...
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... Never Return , " " Requiescat in Pace , ” and " Strangers Yet , " standing on a firm , ethical basis , and aiming at an apt and melodious representation of con- ditions of thought and emotion which men do not willingly PREFACE . xiii.
... Never Return , " " Requiescat in Pace , ” and " Strangers Yet , " standing on a firm , ethical basis , and aiming at an apt and melodious representation of con- ditions of thought and emotion which men do not willingly PREFACE . xiii.
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... never fades ; — The silver - pinion'd memories , The symbol and the tale , — The soul - enchasèd melodies Of merriment or bale . Oh , glory ! that we wrestle So valiantly with Time , And do not alway nestle In listlessness or crime : We ...
... never fades ; — The silver - pinion'd memories , The symbol and the tale , — The soul - enchasèd melodies Of merriment or bale . Oh , glory ! that we wrestle So valiantly with Time , And do not alway nestle In listlessness or crime : We ...
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... and a deep delight , It will be seen by its date that this was written before the abandonment of the British Protectorate . † Σχερίην ἐρατεινήν . - Odyss . vii . 79 . Thy usual habitants can never know . Thou art a GREECE AND ITALY . 5 00.
... and a deep delight , It will be seen by its date that this was written before the abandonment of the British Protectorate . † Σχερίην ἐρατεινήν . - Odyss . vii . 79 . Thy usual habitants can never know . Thou art a GREECE AND ITALY . 5 00.
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Richard Monckton Milnes (Baron Houghton). Thy usual habitants can never know . Thou art a portal , whence the Orient , The long - desired , long - dreamt - of , Orient , Opens upon us , with its stranger forms , Outlines immense and ...
Richard Monckton Milnes (Baron Houghton). Thy usual habitants can never know . Thou art a portal , whence the Orient , The long - desired , long - dreamt - of , Orient , Opens upon us , with its stranger forms , Outlines immense and ...
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Сторінка 314 - A FAIR little girl sat under a tree, Sewing as long as her eyes could see : Then smoothed her work, and folded it right, And said, " Dear Work ! Good Night, Good Night...
Сторінка 78 - Prime model of a Christian commonwealth ! Thou wise simplicity, which present men Calumniate, not conceiving, — joy is mine, That I have read and learnt thee as I ought, Not in the crude compiler's painted shell, But in thine own memorials of live stone, And in the pictures of thy kneeling princes, And in the lofty words on lofty tombs, And in the breath of ancient chroniclers, And in the music of the outer sea.
Сторінка 299 - mid this long tumultuous scene, The image on our mind Of these dear women rests serene In happy bounds confined. Within one undisturbed abode Their presence seems to dwell, From which continual pleasures flowed, And countless graces fell : Not unbecoming this our age Of decorative forms, Yet simple as the hermitage Exposed to Nature's storms. Our English grandeur on the shelf Deposed its decent gloom, And every pride unloosed itself Within that modest room ; Where none were sad and few were dull,...
Сторінка 213 - But in that patience was the seed of scorn — Scorn of the world and brotherhood of man ; Not patience such as in the manger born Up to the cross endured its earthly span. Thou must endure, yet loving all the while, Above, yet never separate from, thy kind, — Meet every frailty with the gentlest smile, Though to no possible depth of evil blind.
Сторінка 297 - And right too that her grave is green With all the dew and rain that falls. 'Tis well the organ's solemn sighs Should soar and sink around her rest, And almost in her ear should rise The prayers of those she loved the best. 'Tis also well this air is stirred By Nature's voices loud and low, By thunder and the chirping bird, And grasses whispering as they grow. For all her spirit's earthly course Was as a lesson and a sign How to o'errule the hard divorce That parts things natural and divine. Undaunted...
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Сторінка 203 - To exalt one Will imperial over spacious realms of earth. Myriad Hearts are pained and broken that one Poet may be taught To discern the shapes of passion and describe them as he ought. Myriad Minds of heavenly temper pass as passes moon or star, That one philosophic Spirit may ascend the solar car. Sacrifice and Self-devotion hallow earth and fill the skies, And the meanest Life is sacred whence the highest may arise. VIII. THE MOTH. PARTED from th' eternal presence, Into life the Soul is born,...
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