10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRIMROSY»
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primrosy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
primrosy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Kentish Songster ... Containing Above Fourteen Hundred ...
... more to rise i __-_- 13! -_-_ A'I' eve with the woodlark l restI rise up each morn
with the same, By the note of the nightingale blest. I laugh at the trumpet of same.
From the top os my primrosy hill, How many proud houses] see; The Lorda os ...
2
Miscellaneous Poems, Songs, Etc: Partly in the Scottish ...
... strain shall still be thine : And, where the festive board is spread, Amid the
cheerful glee, In tender Mem'ry of their Friend, .Shall Mirth the social roar
suspend, And heave a sigh for thee. SONG. , WOO ME AGAIN. Tune—On a
primrosy ban/c.
3
The Splendid Village: Corn Law Rhymes; and Other Poems
Primrosy odours, violet-mingled, float O'er blue-bells and ground ivy, on their
wings Bearing the music of the blackbird's note ; Beneath the dewy cloud, the
woodlark sings, But on our l'ather's heart no gladness flings. Mary bends o'er him,
...
4
Poems on several occasions by W. V., a Private soldier in ...
o - O N G. \ I. N the primrosy bank of a murmuring stream, Pajiora sat singing, and
I was her theme ; ' While charm'd with her music, behind a green bush, I listen'd,
and heard the sweet tale with a blush. II. Of all the young shepherds_that pipe ...
William Vernon (private in the Buffs.), 1758
5
The Foreign Quarterly Review
Hath Love's still might wak'd thee ? Love's April ! coldly Primrosy airs breathe
round thee. Clouds behold thee, And mix thy music with their blushes. Morn, Dew
-glistening Morn, is silvering rock and tree, While shadows shorten o'er the ...
6
Our Village: Sketches of Rural Character and Scenery
Primrosy is the epithet which this year will retain in my recollection. Hedge, ditch,
meadow, field, even the very paths and highways, are set with them ; but their
chief habitat is a certain copse, about a mile off, where they are spread like a ...
Mary Russell Mitford, 1870
7
Annual Report of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture
We pass on, and in the distance, over the grass plot and beyond several little
cottage structures, combining the beauties of more than one style of architecture,
we perceive, among the shady trees and primrosy dells, the art hall and the hall
for ...
Missouri. State Board of Agriculture, 1857
8
A Gaelic Dictionary: In Two Parts I. Guelic and English. - ...
G. P. Muiseanach, a. Abounding in primroses; primrosy l like a primrose. A choire
mhuiseanaich l thou primrosy dell! — Old Song. Muiseanach, a. Law; dirty;
rascally. Muisginn, s.f. An English pint. N. pl. muisginnean. t Muite, a. (Ir.id. Lat.
mutus.) ...
Robert Archibald Armstrong, 1825
9
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine
Primrosy odours, violet-mingled, float O'er blue belle and ground ivy, on their
wings Bearing the music of the blackbird's note. Beneath the dewy cloud the
wood-lark sings, But on our father's heart no gladness flings. Mary bends o'er him
mute.
William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone, 1832
10
Miscellaneous poems, songs, &c. partly in the Scottish ...
Tune— On a primrosy bank. Whan Jamie first woo'd me, he was but a youth :
Frae his lips flow'd the strains o' persuasion and truth, His suit I rejected, wi' pride
an' disdain;. But, O ! wad he offer to woo me again. He aft wad hae tauld me his ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PRIMROSY»
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primrosy is used in the context of the following news items.
Mrs Zhivago of Queen's Park by Olivia Lichtenstein
Until recently, her life has followed the broad and primrosy path towards happily ever after. But, as she remarks, there comes a time when a ... «Independent, Feb 07»
