 Within a little silent grove hard by, Upon a small ascent, he might espy A stately chapel, richly gilt without, Beset with shady sycamores about: And ever and anon he might well hear A sound of music steal in at his ear >. As the wind gave it being...  Essay on English poetry - Sayfa 175Thomas Campbell tarafından - 1819Tam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | John Chalkhill - 1820 - 168 sayfa
...his defence 'Gainst the Sun's scorching heat, who then began T" approach the point of the meridian : Within a little silent grove hard by, Upon a small...gave it being : — so sweet an air Would strike a syren mute and ravish her. He sees no creature that might cause the same, But he was sure that from... | |
 | John Chalkhill - 1820 - 172 sayfa
...of which the reader will probably be sensible in perusing such lines of Chalkhill's as these — 1 And ever and anon he might well hear A sound of music...his ear, As the wind gave it being : so sweet an air Wonld strike a siren mate.' This relief, however, is used rather too liberally by the elder rhymists,... | |
 | John Chalkhill - 1820 - 164 sayfa
...his defence 'Gainst the Sun's scorching heat, who then began T" approach the point of the meridian : Within a little silent grove hard by, Upon a small...chapel, richly gilt without, Beset with shady sycamores ahout: And ever and anon he might well hear A sound of music steal in at his ear As the wind gave it... | |
 | 1821 - 408 sayfa
...search of his Clarinda : retreating into a forest for shelter " gainst the sun's scorching heat," " Within a little silent grove hard by, Upon a small...gave it being : — so sweet an air Would strike a syren mute. — * • * • * A hundred virgins there he might espy Prostrate before a marble deity,... | |
 | Henry Southern - 1821 - 408 sayfa
...search of his Clarinda : retreating into a forest for shelter " gainst the sun's scorchine; heat," " Within a little silent grove hard by, Upon a small...gave it being : — so sweet an air Would strike a syren mute. — ***** A hundred virgins there he might espy Prostrate before a marble deity, Which,... | |
 | Nathan Drake - 1838 - 744 sayfa
...those happy plains." How beautifully versified is the opening of his picture of the Temple of Diana 1 " in fact, for the sufferings of a persecuted animal...yet it irks me, the poor dappled fools,— Being Syren mute and ravish her." Pourtraying the cell of an Enchantress, he says, " About the walls lascivious... | |
 | David Lester Richardson - 1840 - 376 sayfa
...following description of the Temple of Diana, is a picture as highly finished as any thing in modern art. Within a little silent grove hard by Upon a small...: And ever and anon he might well hear A sound of musick steal in at his ear As the wind gave it being : so sweet an air Would strike a syren mute and... | |
 | David Lester Richardson - 1840 - 352 sayfa
...following description of the Temple of Diana, is a picture as highly finished as any thing in modern art. Within a little silent grove hard by Upon a small...about: And ever and anon he might well hear A sound of musick steal in at his ear As the wind gave it being: so sweet an air Would strike a syren mute and... | |
 | David Lester Richardson - 1840 - 354 sayfa
...following description of the Temple of Diana, is a picture as highly finished as any thing in modern art. Within a little silent grove hard by Upon a small...: And ever and anon he might well hear A sound of musick steal in at his ear As the wind gave it being : so sweet an air Would strike a syren mute and... | |
 | David Lester Richardson - 1840 - 714 sayfa
...following description of the Temple of Diana, is a picture as highly finished as any thing in modern art. Within a little silent grove hard by Upon a small...A stately chapel, richly gilt without, Beset with shudy sycamores about : And ever and anon he might well hear A sound of musick steal in at his ear... | |
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