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REVIEW OF 66 THE FOREST SANCTUARY AND OTHER
POEMS, BY MRS. HEMANS"
THE RESTORATION OF THE WORKS OF
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TRANSLATIONS FROM CAMOENS, AND OTHER
POETS, WITH ORIGINAL POETRY.
TRANSLATIONS FROM CAMOENS AND OTHER POETS.
Camoens.
High in the glowing heavens,
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Wrapt in sad musings by Euphrates' 258
If in thy glorious home above
This mountain-scene, with sylvan
Those eyes, whence Love diffused
Fair Tajo! thou, whose calmly
Thou, to whose power my hopes,
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Spirit beloved! whose wing so soon 265
How strange a fate in love is mine! 266
Should Love, the tyrant of my
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Oft have I sung and mourned
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Metastasio.
Filicaja.
Pastorini.
Lope de Vega.
Manuel.
Della Casa.
Bentivoglio.
Saved from the perils of the stormy 270
Beside the streams of Babylon,
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There blooms a plant, whose gaze, 272
Amidst the bitter tears that fell
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He who proclaims that Love is light 275
Waves of Mondego! brilliant and
Where shall I find some desert
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Exempt from every grief, 't was
No searching eye can pierce the veil 279
In tears, the heart oppressed with 280
Italia! thou, by lavish Nature graced 281
If thus thy fallen grandeur I behold 282
Let the vain courtier waste his days 283
Pause not with lingering foot,
These marble domes, by wealth
The sainted spirit, which from bliss
He shall not dread Misfortune's
The torrent-wave, that breaks
Sweet rose! whose tender foliage
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Quevedo.
Amidst these scenes, O pilgrim,
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Juan de Tarsis. Thou, who hast fled from life's
Torquato Tasso. Thou, in thy morn wert like
Bernardo Tasso. This green recess, where through
Thou that wouldst mark, in form
If to the sighing breeze of summer
Thou, the stern monarch of dismay 302
Sylph of the breeze! whose dewy 303
Hail! morning sun, thus early
Petrarch.
Bembo.
Lorenzini.
Gessner.
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(German Song.) Listen, fair maid, my song shall tell 306
Chaulieu.
Garcilaso de
Thou grot, whence flows this limpid 308
Enjoy the sweets of life's luxuriant
TO THE MEMORY OF GENERAL SIR E-D P-K-M
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TO THE MEMORY OF SIR H-Y E-LL-S, WHO
THE MEETING OF WALLACE AND BRUCE
ON THE BANKS OF THE CARRON .
THE LAST CONSTANTINE
GREEK SONGS.
1. THE STORM OF DELPHI
2. THE BOWL OF LIBERTY
3. THE VOICE OF SCIO
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4. THE SPARTAN'S MARCH
5. THE URN AND SWORD
6. THE MYRTLE-BOUGH
SONGS OF THE CID.
THE CID'S DEPARTURE INTO EXILE
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