...supernatural beings in funereal habits; and over them he saw, slowly sailing amid the mist that arose from the swamp, two or three of the birds which had so disturbed him" (p. 385). 14 Published in the National Magazine 2 (April 1853): 356-8; reprinted in Travels in the...

...represent groups of supernatural beings in funereal habits." Once again, landscape leads to poetry: Orlando endeavoured to shake off the uncomfortable...them, in throwing upon paper the following SONNET (IE. 14; pp. 385-6) In its separate publication, the sonnet, a Gothic address to the nocturnal whippoorwill,...