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Cherwell! how pleased along thy wi… Erewhile I strayed, or when the m… To tinge the distant turret’s gold… Or evening glimmered o’er the sigh… And now reposing on thy banks once…
The castle clock had tolled midnig… With mattock and with spade, And silent, by the torches’ light, His corse in earth we laid. The coffin bore his name, that tho…
How cheering are thy prospects, ai… To him who, pale and languid, on t… Pauses, respiring, and bids hail a… The upland breeze, the comfortable… And all the landscape’s hues! Upo…
The spring shall visit thee again, Itchin! and yonder ancient fane, That casts its shadow on thy breas… As if, by many winters beat, The blooming season it would greet…
I am the comforter of them that mo… My scenes well shadowed, and my ca… Cheer the poor passengers of life’… Till they are sheltered in that la… Where human toils and troubles are…
How soothing sound the gentle airs… The innumerable leaves, high overh… When autumn first, from the long a… That lifts its arching height of a… Steals here and there a leaf!
Awake a louder and a loftier strai… Beloved harp, whose tones have oft… My solitary sorrows, when I left The scene of happier hours, and wa… A pale and drooping stranger; I h…
Old man, I saw thee in thy garden… Sitting in silence 'mid the shrubs… Of thy small cottage-croft, whilst… Went by, and almost touched thy te… Edged with a few flakes of the whi…
It was a high and holy sight, When Baldwin and his train, With cross and crosier gleaming br… Came chanting slow the solemn rite… To Gwentland’s pleasant plain.
O Time! who know’st a lenient han… Softest on sorrow’s wound, and slo… (Lulling to sad repose the weary s… The faint pang stealest unperceive… On thee I rest my only hope at la…
Ye holy Towers that shade the wav… Long may ye rear your aged brows s… Though, hurrying silent by, relent… Assail you, and the winds of winte… Round your dark battlements; for f…
Sweet bard, whose tones great Mil… And Shakspeare, from high Fancy’s… Turning to the sound his ear, Bend down a look of sympathy and l… Oh, swell the lyre again,
How shall I meet thee, Summer, wo… My heart with gladness, when thy p… First came, and on the Coomb’s ro… Was heard the distant cuckoo’s hol… Fresh flowers shall fringe the mar…
Smooth went our boat upon the summ… Leaving, for so it seemed, the wor… Its sounds of mingled uproar: we,… Upon the sunny deck, heard but the… That o’er us whispering passed, or…
When I was sitting, sad, and all… Remembering youth and love for eve… And many friends now resting with… While the still summer’s light dep… Like many sweet and silent summers…