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... Poetry. THE SONG OF THE SniRT. TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN. g IR permit me to thank you for your very flattering remarks of some 'verses of mine in Punch, called the Song the Shirt. I have derived an unusual gratification from the reception of those lines ...
... Familiar Essays, Notices of New Books, Inventions and Discoveries, Tales, Sketches of Remarkable and Exemplary Characters, Poetry, and other articles of a useful and entertaining kind. Published by W. & R. Chambers. Edinburgh ; W. 8. Orr, Amen Corner, ...
... Familiar Essays, Notices of New Books, Inventions and Discoveries, Tales, Sketches of Remarkable and Exemplary Characters, Poetry, and other articles of useful and entertaining kind. Published by W. & R. Chambers, Edinburgh ; W. S. Orr, Amen Corner, London ...
... Kilmarnock: H. Crawford & Son. The first poems of Robert Burns were printed in Kilmarnock ; th 9 most auspicious little book of poetry ever offered to the world. In that great though small volume there was not vestige of tinsel ; every line was of pure sterling ...
... O thinkest thou we shall ever meet again— and which is met by Romeo with an answer which more deeply embodies the soul of poetry than any sentence with which we are acquainted I doubt it not; and all these woes shall serve For sweet discourse in our ...
... of Baron Cuvier. Harris's Highlands of Ethiopia. The Corn Laws. Memoirs of Mrs Grant of Laggan. The Crusades. Tractarian Poetry. Miss Bremer's Swedish Novels. Scwell's Christian Morals. Policy of Party. Contributions of Lord Jeffrey to the Edinburgh ...
... of the corporation would be done better, or at less expense than at present. Literse Orientales is collection of Ottoman Poetry, containing many good pieces, accompanied with anecdotes concerning their authors. The review of Barrow's Life of Sir Francis ...
... instance, the description of the man feeling tempted leap down a precipice while gazing from its brink, is to found with not leas poetry less of ry thm in Beckford than in Byron. Apart, however, from these points, the very tardiness with which the book appeared ...
... number. The first article, entitled Oxford Professors of Poetry—Copleston and Keble, though occasionally too learned for the general reader of a magazine, contains delightful disquisition poetry. The second part of an Episode of tlie Times of Philip V ...
... past, carrying a living adder in its bill. He watched the motions of the classic pair (for the eagle and serpent are old in poetry), and saw at some distance Mr Rook come down with a souse, and, still holding the viper in his beak, beat the ground repeatedly ...
... ; the trut ian e * lkt's affection, and the yearning emotion with which Romeo inhales the delicious intoxication of love poetry ; the silent eloquence that sparkles in the lustre of Juliet'# ; recitation— Romeo and Juliet the garden scene. Doott open ...
... of Gertrude of Wyoming, which he himself preferred to the Pleasures of Hope, and in which verdict the best judges of poetry agree; Theodoric, various songs and ballads,°and more lately The Pilgrim of Glencoe. His Theodoric has found but few ...