The Complete Poetical Works of Samuel Rogers: With a Biographical Sketch, and Notes |
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Page 93
... cried , " The friends of my youth , where are they ? " And an echo answered , " Where are they ? " - From an Arabic MS . ( 4 ) When a traveller , who was surveying the ruins of Rome , expressed a desire to pos- sess some relic of its ...
... cried , " The friends of my youth , where are they ? " And an echo answered , " Where are they ? " - From an Arabic MS . ( 4 ) When a traveller , who was surveying the ruins of Rome , expressed a desire to pos- sess some relic of its ...
Page 122
... cried , and calmed his anxious brow . " Ill , nor the signs of ill , ' t is thine to show ; Thine but to lead me where I wished to go ! COLUMBUS erred not . In that awful hour , Sent forth to save , and girt with god - like power , And ...
... cried , and calmed his anxious brow . " Ill , nor the signs of ill , ' t is thine to show ; Thine but to lead me where I wished to go ! COLUMBUS erred not . In that awful hour , Sent forth to save , and girt with god - like power , And ...
Page 124
... cried " Land ! " and his voice in faltering accents died . * At once the fury of the prow was quelled ; And ( whence or why from many an age withheld ) Shrieks , not of men , were mingling in the blast ; And arméd shapes of god - like ...
... cried " Land ! " and his voice in faltering accents died . * At once the fury of the prow was quelled ; And ( whence or why from many an age withheld ) Shrieks , not of men , were mingling in the blast ; And arméd shapes of god - like ...
Page 130
... cried " Once more good - morrow ! " and sate down and sighed . Day , when it came , came only with its light . Though long invoked , ' t was sadder than the night ! Look where he would , forever as he turned , He met the eye of one that ...
... cried " Once more good - morrow ! " and sate down and sighed . Day , when it came , came only with its light . Though long invoked , ' t was sadder than the night ! Look where he would , forever as he turned , He met the eye of one that ...
Page 131
... cried , and threw his glove in scorn , " Not this your wonted pledge , the brimming horn . Valiant in peace ! Adventurous at home ! O , had ye vowed with pilgrim - staff to roam ; Or with banditti sought the sheltering wood , Where ...
... cried , and threw his glove in scorn , " Not this your wonted pledge , the brimming horn . Valiant in peace ! Adventurous at home ! O , had ye vowed with pilgrim - staff to roam ; Or with banditti sought the sheltering wood , Where ...
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