... Lett.y hair, curling in tiny rings close to her small ead ; and a slight, buoyaat, graceful figure whose every motion was poetry. She sprang in lightly at the open French window ayiw out, in clear, ringing tones : “Well, uncle, what is it? Have you a ...

... from the roll by the Grand Om?o Lodge of Belfast, In spite of his Sg years and his serious occupations, the Pope still writes poetry. His last effort in this Jine was a Latin hymn which was composed l(? Maestro Muswafa, and sung in the Sixtine hapel last ...

... de:r diversity of opinion. Those who set a high value on érm deny that writing so amorphous as his may properly be entitled poetry. Those, on the other hmr who consider a poet more for what he says than for his manner of saying ...

... WEIMAR. ‘the relics and memorials of Goethe and Schiller which render Weimar so interesting a place for students of German poetry to visit. %!er husband, whe has reigned since 1833, is seventy-four years of age; she is six {ouu younger, The Crown Prince ...

... Princess, ‘‘the Mother of her People.” She has published several volumes of stories and poems, with translations of Roumanian poetry into German. Sir John Gorst, who has lately been making himself familiar with the various aspects of country life in Egypt ...

... you discover that lam only ch.?. t's the way of the world, I suppose. A woman’s faith and loyalty are to be found only in poetry.” nes :;Vu this what you came in all this storm to -y ? ““No, I came for money.” “I suppose so. You live ex!nv:fnntly, Mr ...

... educated chicfly in Germany. He was of an intensely shy and reserved disposition. He had devoted himself for some years to poetry, and has left a number of poems and tragedies showing evidence of remarkable ability, but he failed to obtain recognition ...

... in doing that and the whiteness of your hands, as t.hougfi we were— “ ¢ A shipwrecked sailer waiting for a sail—’ Tennyson. Poetry and salads go better with the day and the subjects that an epen boat and an open sea.” ¢ ¢ Under the spruce and file, Whe ...

... Matter !’ Why they go mad directly they see Ancillon.” ¢ Ancillon? Where is Ancillon?” “Why there, before your eyes, reading poetry te the contessa.” That Ancillon? That boy Ancillon? Why he is a mere youth.” “He is young; there is no doubt about that. And ...

... booke, vivid, dramatic, and exciting, which at once achieved popularity. Shortly before this he had published a volume of poetry“A Child’s Volume of Verse”—which bas been described as “‘etanding almost by itself as an imaginative realisation of the make ...

... lik» the worm i’ the bud Prey on her damask cheek.’ Like, in short, any other forlorn damsel or deserted dame in fable or poetry. So now, my Lilith, I propose to take advantage of the old man’s abseuce and run down to Cloud Cliffs to see you, and cheer ...

... corrected vcfiume of his poems inown as don Lyrics.” This work, which was published in 3862, i.n.ve promise of a higher strain of poetry, but Mr. Fredrick Locker, as he then was, afterwards only published * Lyra Elegantiarum,” an mtboloiy of English verse, and ...