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... than A couplet dmmmu‘mfi,a—-:n‘:“ ~ “J. 8 Reigo Street, Edinburgh. - What womas made for.” A fine topic this to turn into poetry : (fi'—n-dol-—bclu\ n.-'m.‘:‘:i-dqm His weary hours beguile. __these lines are what we should have looked Py =y g g Y Y wpirit ...
... school mm-wdmw&-lhshmvn‘t upon them. Herecommende:l his hearers to encourage amongst themselves a love for the highest kind of poetry. In conclusion, he extolled “m““ the expense of “oruk banquets,” and the order and quiet of a tea party —broken now and then ...
... time unappreciated. The portrait of Robert Chiainbers was next taken up —-lm'lfimflwlfl but bearing no special stamp either of poetry or literature. As authors and the brothers very all kinds of subjects, was always understood to be the commercial representative ...
... for &ym-l? This last line is much too prossic; suchs cursory expression would sait well in prose, bui they won't de where poetry is attempted. The couplet“ Tis for thy pure heart | love thee, 10 swcond tand, 6ac] baskien: e o *iateiaale,” e ilos cu-hn ...
... Judge pr(mw&hbyvuhm,mdym'dflnd - Rk Bet iy, i remen| v ; and P g oot 4 e e ~ And thus the conversation softened down into the poetry of other days. Touching Roland's associations with Lanark's mhn-«lhnwmwddydthfl If he scemed more eager to talk with one than ...
... laMtw-&hL—uy-'fl said Mr Glum; Mlvmmm of some un-n.hnhg'adunw; into the Punkin Point Republican, and & still vagner ides that poetry and courtship went together. “ Poor old Hannah, indeed 1 cried Miss Gilsey. «If that don't prove that my opinion of old bachelors ...
... ;in their history, in Mpruuu{hdu‘u, in their arts and in their literature. Their lyrical melodies are exquisite, their epic poetry is ridiculous bombast. In the lives of their saints there is a wild if not fantastic splendour ; but they bave no secular ...
... of it which to him was the most endearing — Poetry. Speaking of the poets of last century, he wondered bo'nu‘:.l.hiaandm had heard of the name of Michael ; yet that young m:l.miu had left bebhind him poetry that ought to him to the memory of his countrymen ...
... 1-17 of the boa-constrictor r asked a visitor of & showman. **Not the B del&m; he never bites, he swallows whittles whole. ™ Poetry is flowers of literature : the corn, potatoes ud—&;-flnhmoq-d-mhht&*nd ; love letters the honey and sugar ; and letters conmmmmwm ...
... u&hwlnfi..olhw‘-. ith Cluade it was as Captain Ditton said. He Sael et &St Tel e gl term. He enter into the ocean’s majestic poetry - -feel the Mlli‘t’- fluence of its vast grandeur ; but his dreamy, studious mood was not suited to the hard, realistic sailor ...
... thus give bigger pennyworth. will consider '!n you say. F % Ngmeo ” sends us “ Thoughts on & Nelling Laut £ bue -u::w—p_lu poetry. The first four lines will suffice asa — lefl“mnflm AI':IH n‘lh.dw‘“l' -.-N,; came n from And floating fell at my feet. “ A ...
... M‘Leod, the subject heing— ** Has poetry necessarily declined as civilisa tion advanced.” After a few brilliant passages in praise of poetry, ancient and modern, had been got through with, it was decided that poetry had not declined by civilisation, so ...