 | 1804 - 494 pagine
...Till down the rocks, rude, broken, mossy, steep, In parted tides the foaming waters leap ; Then thro' the mazes of the rambling dale With silent lapse they flow, or rush with tuneful wail. The self-taught EDWIN, in his lowly state, Feels this sweet glen an emblem of his fate ; For as it... | |
 | 1805 - 490 pagine
...Till down the rocks, rude, broken, mossy, steep, In parted tides the foaming waters leap ; Then thro' the mazes of the rambling dale With silent lapse they flow, or rush with tuneful wail. The self-taught EDWIN, in his lowly state, Feels this sweet glen an emblem of his fate ; For as it... | |
 | 1805 - 500 pagine
...Till down the rocks, rude, broken, mossy, steep, In parted tides the foaming waters leap ; Then thro' the mazes of the rambling dale With silent lapse they flow, or rush with tuneful waiL The self-taught EDWIN, in his lowly state, Feels this sweet glen an emblem of his fate; For as it glows... | |
 | Arthur Jewitt - 1817 - 592 pagine
...And throws its latest fringe upon the flood That laves Ihe concnveof the pensile wood ; Till down Ihe rocks, rude, mossy, broken, steep, In parted tides...leap ; Then through the mazes of the rambling dale, Withsilent lapse they flow, or rush with tuneful wail. 3rtsf, J&riciufg« ftitnviturr, irr, Hydrography.... | |
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Then thro' the mazes of the rambling dale With silent lapse they flow, or rush with tuneful waiL The self-taught EDWIN, in his lowly state, Feels this sweet glen an emblem of his fate; For as it glows with beauty rich and rare, Near heathy hills, unsightly,... 