 And thou, The star of home, who in thy gentleness On the harsh nature of usurping man Benign enchantment canst so deeply smile, — Soft as a dew-fall from the brow of eve, Or moonlight shedding beauty on the storm, — Woman ! when love has wreck'd thy...  The queen's lieges - Pagina 47door Queen - 1846Volledige weergave - Over dit boek
 | Robert Montgomery - 1830 - 414 pagina’s
...its delicious calm, Till wrung by nature into torrent force, And foaming reckless through the wild ! And thou, The star of home, who in thy gentleness...the harsh nature of usurping man Benign enchantment canst so deeply smile, — Soft as a dew-fall from the brow of eve, Or moonlight shedding beauty on... | |
 | 1830 - 714 pagina’s
...know what the Tempter of Mankind thinks of them, and how glowingly he praises what he cannot enjoy. " And thou, The star of home, who in thy gentleness...the harsh nature of usurping man Benign enchantment canst so deeply smile,— Soft as a dew-fall from the brow of eve, Or moonlight shedding beauty1! on... | |
 | 1830 - 736 pagina’s
...know what the Tempter of Mankind thinks of them, and how glowingly he praises what he cannot enjoy. " And thou, The star of home, who in thy gentleness On the harsh nature of usurping mau Benign enchantment canst so deeply smile, — Soft as a dew-fall from the brow of eve, Or moonlight... | |
 | Robert Montgomery - 1836 - 340 pagina’s
...mountains that embrace the skies Entreat the heav'ns to let no hills arise !— PURITY OF WOMAN'S LOVE. AND thou The star of home, who in thy gentleness On...the harsh nature of usurping man Benign enchantment, canst so deeply smile, — Soft as a dew-fall from the brow of eve, Or moonlight shedding beauty on... | |
 | Henry Southgate - 1873 - 448 pagina’s
...its delicious calm, Till wrung by nature into torrent force, And foaming reckless through the wild ! And thou, The star of home, who in thy gentleness...the harsh nature of usurping man Benign enchantment canst so deeply smile, — Soft as a dew-fall from the brow of eve, Or moonlight shedding beauty on... | |
 | Robert Montgomery - 1835 - 336 pagina’s
...mountains that embrace the skies Entreat the heav'ns to let no hills arise ! — PURITY OF WOMAN'S LOVE. AND thou The star of home, who in thy gentleness On...the harsh nature of usurping man Benign enchantment, canst so deeply smile, — Soft as a dew-fall from the brow of eve, Or moonlight shedding beauty on... | |
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