 | English literature - 1785 - 680 pages
...melancholy thoughts awakes the fool. And lulls the mind to ContempUtioo't dream. A dreary fHllnefs broods o'er all the Vale, The clouded moon emits a feeble glare; — Joylefs I feek the darkling hill and dale ; Where-c'er I wander, Sonow Hi il is thete. M Emblem... | |
 | Thomas Chatterton - 1803 - 556 pages
...rolls his eyes; Aghast with horror, when he views the tomb, With every torment of a hell he flies. The bubbling brooks in plaintive murmurs roll, The...and dale; Where'er I wander sorrow still is there. Bristol, Ntm. 17, 1769THE PROPHECY. When timet arc at the worst they trill certainly This truth of... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - English poetry - 1810 - 686 pages
...every torment of a hell he flies. The bubbling brooks in plaintive murmers roll, The bird of ОШРП, with incessant scream, To melancholy thoughts awakes...vale. The clouded Moon emits a feeble glare; Joyless 1 seek the darkling hill and dale; Where'er I wander sorrow still is there. Bristol, Nov. 17, П69.... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - English poetry - 1810 - 682 pages
...hell he flies. The bubbling brooks in pfaintive murmers roll, The bird of omen, with incessant scream, A dreary stillness broods o'er all the vale, The clouded...emits a feeble glare; Joyless I seek the darkling liill and dale; Where'er I wander sorrow still is there. Bristol, Nov. 11, 1769. THE PROPHECY. When... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1810 - 680 pages
...rolls his eyes; ;hast with horrour, when he views the tomb, With every torment of a hell be flies. A dreary stillness broods o'er all the vale, The clouded Moon emits a feeble glare; loyless 1 seek the darkling lull and <lal , Where'er 1 wander sorrow still is then!. Bristol, Nov.... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - English poetry - 1810 - 680 pages
...scream, A dreary stillness broods o'er a!l the vale, The clouded Moon emits a feeble glare; Joyless 1 seek the darkling hill and dale; Where'er I wander sorrow still is there. Bristol, Nuv. 17, П69. TUE PROPHECY. When times are at the worst they yjill certainly /ле/мД THIS... | |
 | Thomas Chatterton - 1842 - 426 pages
...Self-sprighted Fear creeps silent thro' the gloom, Starts at the rust'ling leaf, and rolls his eyes ; The bubbling brooks in plaintive murmurs roll, The...times are at the worst they will certainly mend.' i. THIS truth of old was Sorrow's friend, " Times at the worst will surely mend," The difficulty's... | |
 | David Masson - Biography & Autobiography - 1856 - 504 pages
...rolls his eyes; Aghast with horror, when he views the tomb, With every torment of a hell he flies. The bubbling brooks in plaintive murmurs roll; The...dale : Where'er I wander, sorrow still is there." This is by no means perfect, but it is in a vein of true poetry; and both the melancholy of the mood,... | |
 | Thomas Chatterton - 1865 - 898 pages
...rolls his eyes ; Aghast with horror, when he views the tomb, With every torment of a hell he flies. The bubbling brooks in plaintive murmurs roll, The...dale, Where'er I wander sorrow still is there. THE PROPHECY.1 " When timet are at the worst they iriU certainly mend." L THIS truth of old was Sorrow's... | |
 | Thomas Chatterton - 1865 - 192 pages
...rolls his eyes ; Aghast with horror, when he views the tomb, With every torment of a hell he flies. The bubbling brooks in plaintive murmurs roll, The...dale, — Where'er I wander, sorrow still is there. 160 Chattertoris Poems. ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF MR. PHILLIPS. ASSIST me, powers of Heaven! what do I... | |
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Fear creeps silent thro' the gloom, Starts at the rust'ling leaf, and rolls his eyes; Aghast with horror, when he views the tomb, With every torment of a hell he flies. The bubbling brooks in plaintive murmurs roll, The bird of omen, with incessant scream,... 
