 | 1806 - 688 páginas
...o'er the fairy land f Fancy shed a new poetic race, ending creation to his favor'd place. But oh ! the dying sounds decay. Ah ! they fade away, Melting, melting, melting. Melting from the ear of ui- , Despair assumes the Muse's lyre, Damps each softly sinking fire, Presses the fury spirit down... | |
 | John Britton - 1813 - 138 páginas
...o'er the fairy land Of Fancy shed a new poetic race, Lending creation to his favor'd place. But oh ! the dying sounds decay, Ah ! they fade away, Melting,...of day. Despair assumes the Muse's lyre, Damps each softly sinking fire, Presses the fury spirit down below, And tells his stubborn soul the bitter talc... | |
 | John Timbs - 1840 - 430 páginas
...o'er the fairy land Of fancy shed a new poetic race, Lending creation to his favour'd place. But oh 1 the dying sounds decay, Ah ! they fade away, Melting,...of day. Despair assumes the Muse's lyre, Damps each softly sinking fire, Presses the fury spirit down below, And tells his stubborn soul the bitter tale... | |
 | Andrew Bennett - 1999 - 288 páginas
...borne the awful wand Of magic power, and o'er the fairy land Of Fancy, shed a new poetic race, Lending creation to his favour'd place. But ah! the dying...Melting, melting, melting, Melting from the ear of day . . . 26 While any 'echoes' of Dermody's work would be pure conjecture (there is no evidence to suggest... | |
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Thine was the manner of the mind. Had he but gain'd his manhood's mighty prime, Bright as the Sun, and as the Sun sublime, His soaring soul had borne the awful wand Of magic power, and o'er the fairy land Of Fancy shed a new poetic race, Lending creation... 