 | 1860 - 860 páginas
...Unseen, unfelt, unheard by her, Who, on that long-past August day, First saw with me these ruins gray. \ Whatever span the Fates allow, Ere I shall be as she...life was new, And hope was false, but love was true. TL PEACOCK. GRYLL GRANGE. BY. THE AUTHOE OP 'HEADLONG HALL. 1 CHAPTER XXX. • dum fata sinunt, jungamus... | |
 | Thomas Love Peacock - 1875 - 834 páginas
...Unseen, unfelt, unheard by her, "Who, on that long-past August day, Beheld with me these ruins gray. Whatever span the fates allow, Ere I shall be as she...life was new, And hope was false, but love was true. LINES ON THE DEATH OF JULIA, LORD BROUGHTON'S ELDEST DAUGHTER, 1849. ACCEPT, bright Spirit, reft in... | |
 | Thomas Love Peacock - 1875 - 496 páginas
...Unseen, unfelt, unheard by her, Who, on that long-past August day, Beheld with me these ruins gray. Whatever span the fates allow, Ere I shall be as she...life was new, And hope was false, but love was true. LINES OX THE DEATH OF JULIA, LORD BROUGHTON'S ELDEST DAUGHTER, 1849. ACCEPT, bright Spirit, reft in... | |
 | Thomas Love Peacock - 1875 - 510 páginas
...Unseen, unfelt, unheard by her, Who, on that long-past August day, Beheld with mo these ruins gray. Whatever span the fates allow, Ere I shall be as she is now, Still, in my bosom's iumost cell, Shall that deep-treasured memory dwell ; TR vr ITT- FT - -TTTiCi. xne» ATI - *?HH*. I... | |
 | Thomas Love Peacock - 1891 - 188 páginas
...Unseen, unfelt, unheard by her, Who, on that long-past August day, Beheld with me these ruins gray. Whatever span the fates allow Ere I shall be as she...is now, Still in my bosom's inmost cell Shall that long-treasured memory dwell, That, more than language can express, Pure miracle of loveliness, Whose... | |
 | Thomas Love Peacock - 1891 - 186 páginas
...Unseen, unfelt, unheard by her, Who, on that long-past August day, Beheld with me these ruins gray. Whatever span the fates allow Ere I shall be as she...is now, Still in my bosom's inmost cell Shall that long-treasured memory dwell, That, more than language can express, Pure miracle of loveliness, Whose... | |
 | Richard Garnett - 1901 - 410 páginas
...Unseen, unfelt, unheard by her, Who, on that long-past August day, Beheld with me these ruins gray. Whatever span the fates allow Ere I shall be as she...is now, Still in my bosom's inmost cell Shall that long-treasured memory dwell, That, more than language can express, Pure miracle of loveliness, Whose... | |
 | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch - 1860 - 836 páginas
...Unseen, unfelt, unheard by her, Who, on that long-past August day, First saw with me these ruins gray. Whatever span the Fates allow, Ere I shall be as she...life was new, And hope was false, but love was true. TL PEACOCK. I860.] 599 GRYLL GRANGE. BY THE ACTHOB OF 'HEADLONG HALL/ CHAPTER XXX. — — dum fata... | |
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Shall that deep-treasured memory dwell ; That, more than language can express, Pure miracle of loveliness, Whose voice so sweet, whose eyes so bright, Were my soul's music, and its light, In those blest days when life was new, And hope was false, but... 