 | John Bell - 1789 - 416 sider
...As fancy warms, a pleasing kind of pain Steals o'er each cheek, and thrills the creeping vein ! Each rural sight, each sound, each smell combine ; The...that scents the swelling breeze, Or cottage-chimney smoaking through the trees. The chilling night-dews fall : — away, retire ; For see, the glow- worm... | |
 | John Bell - 1789 - 202 sider
...As fancy warms, a pleasing kind of pain Steals o'er each cheek, and thrills the creeping veinl Each rural sight, each sound, each smell combine ; The...The new-mown hay that scents the swelling breeze, Or cottage -chimney smoaking through the trees. The chilling night-dews fall : — away, retire ; For... | |
 | John Bell - 1789 - 396 sider
...As fancy warms, a pleasing kind of pain Steals o'er each cheek, and thrills the creeping vein ! Each rural sight, each sound, each smell combine ; The...kine ; [The new-mown hay that scents the swelling breeze;j Or cottage-chimney smoaking through the trees. (The chilling night-dews fall :• — away,... | |
 | 1793 - 204 sider
...sight, each sound, each smell combine ; The tinkling sh«ep-bell, or the breath of kine ; The new- mown hay that scents the swelling breeze, Or cottage-chimney...chilling night-dews fall :— away, retire; For see, the glow- worm lights her amorous fire ! Thus, ere night's veil had half obscur'd the sky, Th' impatient... | |
 | E. Tomkins - 1804 - 416 sider
...sheep-hell; or the hreath of kineThe new-mown hay that scents the swelling hreeie. Or cottage chiumey smoking through the trees. The chilling night-dews...retire, For see, the glow-worm lights her amorous fire : Then ere night's veil had half ohscured the sky, Th' impatient damsel hung her lamp on high; True... | |
 | 1804 - 452 sider
...Selborne, in the concluding lines of his sweet poem, " the Naturalist's Summer Evening's Walk." Thus: " The chilling night-dews fall: away !—retire! For see, the glow-worm lights her amorous fire ! Thus, ere night's veil had half obscur'd the sky, Th' impatient damsel hung her lamp on high. True... | |
 | Poetry - 1806 - 192 sider
...song ; While high in air, and pois'd upon his wings, Unseen, the soft enamour'd woodlark sings : Each rural sight, each sound, each smell, combine, The...The new-mown hay that scents the swelling breeze, Or cottage chimney smoking thro' the trees. WHITE. RECOVERY FROM SICKNESS. SEE the wretch that long has... | |
 | E Tomkins - 1806 - 280 sider
...Steals o'er the cheek, and thrills the creeping vein! Each rural sight, each sound, each smell, comhine. The tinkling sheep-bell; or the breath of kine: The new-mown hay that scents the swelling breeze, Or cottage chimney smoking through the trees. The chilling night-dews fall—away, retire, For see, the... | |
 | Edward T W. Polehampton - 1815 - 728 sider
...is elegantly expressed in some beautiful lines of Mr. Gilbert White, iu his History of Selburne. " The chilling night.dews fall ; away, retire ; For see, the glow-worm lights her am'rous fire ! Thus, ere night's veil had half-obscur'd the sky, Th' impatient damsel hung her lamp... | |
 | Elizabeth Tomkins - 1817 - 276 sider
...As fancy warms, a pleasing kind of pain Steals o'er the cheek, and thrills the creeping vein ! Each rural sight, each sound, each smell, combine, The...The new-mown hay that scents the swelling breeze, Or cottage chimney, smoking throilgh the trees. The chilling night-dews fall— away, retire, For see... | |
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NATURE'S works, the curious mind employ, Inspire a soothing melancholy joy : As fancy warms, a pleasing kind of pain Steals o'er the cheek, and thrills the creeping vein ! Each rural sight, each sound, each smell combine ; The tinkling sheep-bell, or... 
