10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEATHLESS»
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heathless in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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... 1,"Yhcre vegetation's traces almost fail, Save where the leafless cannachs
wave their tufts 0t' silky white, or massy oaken trunks Half-buried lie, and tell
where greenwooils grew,— There 0n the heathless moss outstretch'd, be broods
O'er all ...
2
The Sabbath, and Other Poems
There on the heathless moss outstretc 'd be broods ' - O'er all his ever-changing
plans of death ~. The time, placekmeans. sweep like a stormy rack, In fleet
succession. o'er his clouded soul ;— The oniard,'-and the opium drau ht, that
brings ...
3
Blackwood's Edinburgh magazine
... deposits from the sea : — the one is woody in parts, having heath and sand,
springs and brooks : the other is flat, treeless, heathless, with no sand or spring,
but one rich series of meadows, intersected in every direction by canals and
dikes.
4
The Poets and Poetry of England in the Nineteenth Century
Green down ascending drink the moorish rills, And yellow corn-fields crown the
heathless hills, Where to the breeze the shrill brown linnet sings, And prunes with
frequent bill his russet wings. High and more high the shepherds drive their ...
Rufus Wilmot Griswold, 1846
5
Scotia's Bards: The Choice Productions of the Scottish ...
... tufts Of silky white, or massy oaken trunks Half-buried lie, and tell where
greenwoods grew, — There on the heathless moss outstretch'd he broods O'er all
his ever-changing plans of death : The time, place, means, sweep like a stormy
rack.
6
The Imperial Review: Or, London and Dublin Literary Journal
... Where vegetation's traces almost sail, Save where the leafless cannachs wave
their tufts Of filky white, or massy oaken truuks Half buried lie, and tell where
green woods grew,-There on the heathless moss outstretch'd, he broods O'er all
his ...
7
A First Family of Tasajara: Easyread Comfort Edition
As she went on, the vague hush of all things animate and inanimate around her
seemed to thicken, until she unconsciously halted before a dim and pillared
wood, and a vast and heathless opening on whose mute brown lips Nature
seemed ...
8
The Poetical Remains of the Late Dr. John Leyden,: With ...
Greea downs ascending drink the moorish rills, And yellow corn-fields crown the
heathless hills, Where to the breeze the shrill brown linnet sings, And prunes with
frequent bill his russet wings. High and more high the shepherds drive their ...
John Leyden, James Morton, 1819
9
The poems of James Grahame, John Logan, and William ...
... Save where the leafless cannachs wave their tufts Of silky white, or massy
oaken trunks Half-huried lie, and tell where greenwoods grew, — There, on the
heathless moss outstretch'd he hroods O'er all his ever-changing plans of death :
The ...
James Grahame, John Logan, William Falconer, 1823
10
The Sabbath ... Eighth edition
... of the level waste,Where vegetation's traces almost fail, Save where the
leafless cannachs wave their tufts Of silky white, or massy oaken trunks Half-
buried lie, and tell where greenwoods grew,— There, on the heathless moss
outstretched, ...
James GRAHAME (Poetical Writer.), R. H., 1821
