 I come closer still ; never more intimately than thus could embrace that vanished beauty." It is the fusion of Hellenic beauty with Christian emotion which gives to Myers's St. Paul its peculiar charm, as in these often quoted and justly admired verses...  The atmosphere of our Sunday schools - Side 13af mrs. Samuel Watson - 1884 - 16 siderFuld visning - Om denne bog
 | 1868 - 850 sider
...he sprung ; — ' He, I suppose, with such a care to carry, Wandered disconsolate and waited lone, Smiting his breast, wherein the notes would tarry, Chiding the slumber of the seed of soup : " Then in the sudden glory of a minute Airy and excellent the proem carao, Rending his bosom,... | |
 | Alfred Henry Miles - 1906 - 738 sider
...bard on isles of the yEgean " appears before us, wrestling with his wish to write an ode : — ,, . " He, I suppose, with such a care to carry, Wandered...notes would tarry, Chiding the slumber of the seed of the song: "Then in the sudden glory of a minute Airy and excellent the proem came, Rending his bosom,... | |
 | Sir Edward Tyas Cook - 1918 - 352 sider
...charm, as in these often quoted and justly admired verses : Lo as some bard on isles of the Aegean Lovely and eager when the earth was young, Burning...the sudden glory of a minute Airy and excellent the profim came, Rending his bosom, for a god was in it, Waking the seed, for it had burst in flame. So... | |
 | Sir Edward Tyas Cook - 1918 - 354 sider
...Aegean Lovely and eager when the earth was young, Burning to hurl his heart into a paean, Praise cf the hero from whose loins he sprung ; — He, I suppose,...the sudden glory of a minute Airy and excellent the proCm came, Rending his bosom, for a god was in it, Waking the seed, for it had burst in flame. So... | |
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