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... tossing of the head to relieve his mouth from the weight of the rider’s hand, but perfect sympathy, and therefore perfect poetry of motion. Watch the next. Just as his horse reaches the fence he spasmodically -clutches his reins; but being weak-armed ...
... during that time it has been closely associated with many of the leading men of English letters. Gower, the father of English poetry, is buried here, so also are Thilip Massinger, John Fletcher, ¢¢Shakespeare’s brother Edmund,” and many others. It is the ...
... Mr. Punch’s Show ” (Bradbury) is sure to be light and pleasant reading. IFor an anthology of Anglo-Irish poetry, which means, we suppose, poetry written by Irish men and women in the English, Mr. Stopord Brooke and Mr. A. P. Graves have plenty of materials ...
... from the days of ancient Greece and Rome Graceful in form beyond compare, they enjoy and display the very essence of the poetry of motion; harmless and even beneficial to man by virtue of the havoc they work among insects, welcome signs of the coming ...
... by the side 'of a river-surely by the side of- Father Thames. The splendid overhangin6 beech does truly recall the pastoral poetry of Virg il , lhe great overhanging evergreen on the left is splendid, and beyond the beech tree you may see the smooth surface ...
... HE history of 1 astoral Poetry, wrote Professor Conington, not of D ownton, but of Oxford, shows us how easily the most natural species of composition may pass into the artificial. open to question whether, if pastoral poetry be dead at all, its death ...
... Songstress, and Poetry(Poetry is the dam of Thais), by Stockwell (foaled April 25). A BAY COLT by Chittabob out of Canto, by Florentine out of The Song (dam of Beverini), by The Beadle out of Music dam of Ossian, Fiddler, Songstress, anrl Poetry-Poetry is the ...
... means record ones as regards quantity. ' The beautiful scarlet the red-blossomed poppy that grows in the whe:tt . of modern poetry, the soporiferum papaver of the classics, is just now very much in evidence in field and market garden ali'ke, and, a! though ...
... of the counsel of perfection, it is as sound as possible. In pigs, of which ;\lr. Saunclers Spencer treats, there is less poetry than in cattle. l n antiquity, as the quarry pursued in the sport of kings, the wild boar may match the original wild cattle ...
... structure which creaks across the stream propelled by a steam -engine or an endless coil. One could as readily discover poetry and picturesqueness in a railway locomotive or a torpedo-boat. Even a busy, bustling ferry which crosses a · harbour or a ...
... critic, and, if we have not seen enough of his critic of his own work. Finally, we of poetry. lle is also a keen critic, and, if we have not seen enough of his poetry in print, that is because he js a stern critic of his own work. Finally, we shall have ...
... bottom of the sea ,secret cabinets in which wills were found wills in d ay~books and preserved in bottles ot spirit, wills in poetry and shorthand, wills damag'ed by fire, etc IN BIRCHY . COPSE. By GEOFFREY MoRT! MER. You must read !or yourself how-and above ...