 | John Frelinghuysen Hageman - 1878 - 548 páginas
...Our weary travellers pass along, Cheered by the wild wood's merry song. Till faint with hunger, tired and lame, With blistered feet they faltering came,...fane, With cupola and copper vane, And learning's holy honors crown'd, Looks from her high hill all around, O'er such a wondrous fairy scene, Of waving woods... | |
 | 1892 - 530 páginas
...Jersey, that he afterwards embodied his impressions in the following lines : " With blistered feet we faltering came To where old Princeton's classic fane, With cupola and copper vane, And learning's holy honors crown'd, Looks from her high hill all around O'er such a wondrous fairy scene Of waving woods... | |
 | 1892 - 530 páginas
...Jersey, that he afterwards embodied his impressions in the following lines : " With blistered feet we faltering came To where old Princeton's classic fane. With cupola and copper vane, And learning's holy honors crown'd, Looks from her high hill all around O'er such a wondrous fairy scene Of waving woods... | |
 | George Riddle Wallace - 1893 - 238 páginas
...i. IN GOOD OLD COLONY DAYS. Our weary travellers pass along, Cheered by the wildwood's merry song, To where old Princeton's classic fane, With cupola and copper vane, And learning's holy honors crowned, Looks from her high hill all around, O'er such a wondrous fairy scene, Of waving woods... | |
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... ASSOCIATED WITH AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE When James K. Paulding with Washington Irving visited Princeton in 1808, he was so favorably impressed with the situation and surroundings of the College of New Jersey, that he afterwards embodied his impressions... 