 | 1829 - 610 pàgines
...gloss of life And worldly dreams are o'er ; bat dew? Morn, And dim-eyed Eve, and all tbe inward gleam* Of rapture, darted from regretted joys, — Delight her still: and oft when twilight comes, She'll (jaze upon the damask glow of heaien With all the truth of happier day*, nntil A sunny fancy wreathe!... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1828 - 590 pàgines
...thee stretch'd A shade of being, shrouded for the tomb. ' A year hath travell'd o'er the sea of time; And now the shadows of the grave grow dark Upon the...a pleasing echo of the past, A music rolling from remember'd hours. ' The day is come, led gently on by Death ; With pillow'd head all gracefully reclined,... | |
 | 1828 - 514 pàgines
...a seraphic air Of wither'd loveliness. The gloss oflife And worldly dreams are o'er ; but dewy Mom, And dim-eyed Eve, and all the inward gleams Of rapture,...joys, — Delight her still : and oft when twilight conies, She'll gaze upon the damask glow of heaven With all the truth of happier days, until A sunny... | |
 | 1829 - 592 pàgines
...gloss of life And worldly dreams are o'er ; bat dewj Morn, And dim-eyed Eve, and all the inward gleami Of rapture, darted from regretted joys, — Delight...days, until A sunny fancy wreathes her faded cheek ;-— О 'Tie bot » pleasing echo of the past, A music rolling from remember'd honre ! There are many... | |
 | Robert Montgomery - 1834 - 264 pàgines
...The gloss of life And worldly dreams are o'er ; but dewy Mom, And dim-eyed Eve, and all the mental gleams Of rapture, darted from regretted joys,— Delight her still: and oft when twilight comes. She gazes on the damask glow of heaven With all the truth of happier days, until A sunny fancy wreathes... | |
 | Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith - 1829 - 618 pàgines
...dewy Morn. And dim-eyed Ere, and all the inward gleams Of rapture, darttd from regretted joy« — Delight her still: and oft when twilight comes, She'll...damask glow of heaven With all the truth of happier day«, until A sunny fancy wreathes her faded cheek ; — 'Tie but a pleasing echo of the past, A music... | |
 | Robert Montgomery - 1847 - 390 pàgines
...The gloss of life And worldly dreams are o'er ; but dewy Morn, And dim-eyed Eve, and all the mental gleams Of rapture, darted from regretted joys, Delight her still : and oft when twilight comes, She gazes on the damask glow of heaven With all the truth of happier days, until A sunny fancy wreathes... | |
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As gently as delicious sound : not false To present scenes, and yet prepared to die. Beautiful resignation, and the hopes That well from out the fountain of her faith, Have breathed around her a seraphic air Of wither'd loveliness. The gloss of life And... 