 That naught his wandering eyes had seen So mild, so tranquil, so serene. And yet, with fond and eager view, I turn, and other course pursue; Catching, beyond the sea-girt strand, Dark glimmerings of a distant land, Mountains which fancy scarce can shape,...  Poems by the Late Rev. Edward Smedley, A. M.: With a Selection from His ... - Página 128por Edward Smedley - 1837 - 457 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Edward Smedley - 1812 - 122 páginas
...CAPIET MAOIS ; ET QU/BDAM, SI LONGIUS ABSTES. 1 HE rock, and wood, and field, and stream, Are nickering 'neath the sunny beam; Above me is the heav'n of blue,...projecting cape, And earth so mingled with the sky, 'Twere hard to tell the boundary. I know not if that far off land Be some accurs'd and desart strand,... | |
 | 1812 - 760 páginas
...yet, with fond and eager view, I turn, and other course pursue; Catching, beyond the sea-girt stram1, Dark glimmerings of a distant land, Mountains which...projecting cape, And earth so mingled with the sky, 'Twere hard to tell the boundary. " I know not if that far-off land Be some accurs'd and desert strand,... | |
 | 1813 - 562 páginas
...bay. How lovely all! how passing fair! Safely the travelled man might swear That naught his wandering eyes had seen So mild, so tranquil, so serene. And...projecting cape, And earth so mingled with the sky, 'Twere hard to tell the boundary. I know not if that far-off land Be some accursed and desert strand,... | |
 | 1813 - 554 páginas
...bay. How lovely all! how passing fair! Safely the travelled man might swear That naught his wandering eyes had seen , So mild, so tranquil, so serene. And...projecting cape, And earth so mingled with the sky, 'Twere hard to tell the boundary. I know not if that far-off land Be some accursed and desert strand,... | |
 | 1813 - 558 páginas
...naught his wandering eyes had seen So mild, so tranquil, so serene. And yet, with fond and eager vicw, 1 turn, and other course pursue , Catching, beyond the...projecting cape, And earth so mingled with the sky, 'Twere hard to tell the boundary. I know not if that far-off land Be some accursed and desert strand.... | |
 | Anna Maria Hall - 1845 - 854 páginas
...How lovely all ! how passing fair ! Safely the travell'd man might swear That nought his wandering eyes had seen So mild, so tranquil, so serene. And...projecting cape, And earth so mingled with the sky, Twere hard to tell the boundary. I know not if that far-off land Be some accursed and desert strand,... | |
 | 1846 - 438 páginas
...yet, with fond and eager view, I turn, and other coune punue ; Catching, beyond the Ma-girt itrand, Dark glimmerings of a distant land ; Mountains, which fancy scarce can shape, Bold rock, and lar projecting cape. And earth so mingled with the iky, 'Twcre hard to tell the boundary. I know not... | |
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