10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SYMPHONIOUSLY»
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symphoniously in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
symphoniously and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Yesterday, To-day, and for Ever: A Poem, in Twelve Books
... with the dulciana smooths, And chastens with the plaintive tremulant The
diapason's thunder-roll : so love 500 Without confusion blended there with love,
Symphoniously distinct : and I embraced Each one with all my heart, and all as
each.
Edward Henry Bickersteth, 1870
2
The Sabbath, and Other Poems
Ymeets T ehallelui s of the choir: Sub ime, A thousand notes symphoniously
ascend As if the whole were one, suspended high In air, soaring heavenwar'd:
Afar they float, Waiting glad tidin s to the sink man's couch: Raised on his arm, e
lists ...
3
Dante's Divine comedy, tr. in the original ternary rhyme by ...
Withyon God-loving fires.— Symphoniously with the Seraphim, who are
described after Isaiah, c. 7. 1. 82. The largest valley. — The Mediterranean, as
the largest collection of waters after the ocean, which encompasses the Old
Continent (and, ...
4
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
... a leather thong Over the holes, fastening a pin Upon each side, and at each
end He made a bridge, from bend to bend, Straining seven strings of tendons fine
, That did symphoniously combine. This done, he aptly held his new-wrought toy,
...
5
Tendrils, in verse. By one who hath 'tasted that the Lord is ...
... On which, in many coloured gems I read, " Heaven's Treasury;" there were
given the golden harp The sandals, rings, and precious jewels worn By heaven's
inhabitants ; he taught me how To tune my harp symphoniously, and straight, To
the ...
6
Yesterday, to-day, and for ever; a poem
... with the dulciana smooths, And chastens with the plaintive tremulant The
diapason's thunder-roll : so love 500 " Without confusion blended there with love,
Symphoniously distinct : and I embraced Each one with all my heart, and all as
each.
Edward Henry Bickersteth (bp. of Exeter.), 1866
7
Select Works of the British Poets: In a Chronological Series ...
Again the organ-peal, loud-rolling, meets The hallelujahs of the choir : Sublime, A
thousand notes symphoniously ascend, As if the whole were one, suspended
high In air, soaring heavenward : afar they float, Wafting glad tidings to the sick ...
8
Cyclopaedia of English literature
Sublime A thousand notes symphoniously ascend, As if the whole were one,
suspended high In air, soaring heavenward : afar they float, Wafting glad tidings
to the sick man's couch : Raised on his arm, he lists the cadence close, Yet thinks
he ...
9
Palmyra: And Other Poems
... The wild-breathing chords, as they solemnly sung, In deep modulations
responsively rung; To the hall of Valhalla, where monarchs repose, The full-
swelling war-song symphoniously rose : — " The mountains of Lochlin shall ring
with alarms ...
Thomas Love Peacock, 1806
10
Decadence of the French Nietzsche
What des Esseintes proposed was that various alcohols with their different tones
and resonances could be imbibed symphoniously. Quartets of stringed
instruments could be contrived to play on the palatal arch with the violin
represented by ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SYMPHONIOUSLY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
symphoniously is used in the context of the following news items.
When elements come together
The rain chains too, strategically placed around the house, make sure that rain water trickles down symphoniously into the large urlis placed for that purpose. «Deccan Herald, Aug 13»
Engels on the State, Family, Education, and Sex
In the real world it is not just the beautiful people who fall in love and have children (symphoniously composed products) but all kinds of people so “the second ... «Dissident Voice, May 12»
The Unwritten Volume 2: Inside Man book review
At no point do these three spheres collide symphoniously, but there are hints of possible brilliance to come. All in all, it's enough to make me eager for the next ... «Den Of Geek, Jan 11»
