 | James Hardiman - 1831 - 488 páginas
...no stranger should intrude On our hallow'd solitude, Where no kinsman's cold glance could annoy us 5 Where peace and joy might shed Blended blessings o'er...beauty-beaming star, That o'er my dull pathway keeps shining ; lonne A'y leun 6'f bio3hbh&il ceille, ubcpoin po |i bich le nA yh&ich cheile mo bhAiiTib}i b'fe&|i|i... | |
 | Hercules Ellis - 1849 - 296 páginas
...lay, And the murmur of the clear-flowing fountain: Where no stranger should intrude On our hallowed solitude, Where no kinsman's cold glance could annoy...beauty-beaming star, That o'er my dull pathway keeps shining: But in sorrow, and in pain, Fond hope will remain ; For rarely from hope can we sever ; Unchanged in... | |
 | Charles Anderton Read - 1879 - 390 páginas
...lay, And the murmur of the clear-flowing fountain: Where no stranger should intrude On our hallowed solitude. Where no kinsman's cold glance could annoy...us. Still, sweet maiden, may I see, That I vainly Ulk of thec; In vain in lost love I lie pining; I may worship from afar The beauty-beaming su,r That... | |
 | Charles MacCarthy Collins - 1885 - 350 páginas
...lay, And the murmur of the clear-flowing fountain : Where no stranger should intrude On our hallowed solitude, Where no kinsman's cold glance could annoy...beauty-beaming star That o'er my dull pathway keeps shining : But in sorrow and in pain Fond hope will remain, For rarely from hope can we sever ; Unchanged in... | |
 | Charles MacCarthy Collins - 1885 - 352 páginas
...lay, And the murmur of the clear-flowing fountain : Where no stranger should intrude On our hallowed solitude, Where no kinsman's cold glance could annoy...beauty-beaming star That o'er my dull pathway keeps shining : But in sorrow and in pain Fond hope will remain, For rarely from hope can we sever ; Unchanged in... | |
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On our hallowed solitude, Where no kinsman's cold glance could annoy us ; Where peace and joy might shed Blended blessings o'er our bed, And love — love alone still employ us. Still, sweet maiden, may I see That I vainly talk of thee ; In vain in lost... 