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Juvenile poems. Sibylline leaves
... for lack of food, He crept beneath the coverture, entranced, Till wakened by the
maiden.—Such his tale. Ah! suffering to the height of what was sufl'ered, Stung
with too keen a sympathy, the Maid Brooded with moving lips, mute, startful, dark!
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1836
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The North American Review
He speaks too of one, who ' Brooded with moving lips, mute, startful, dark,
Ghastly as broad-eyed slumber.' And again he describes some, ' Who deem
themselves most free, When they, within this gross and visible sphere, Chain
down the ...
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The Works of Peter Pindar, Esq. with a Copious Index: To ...
With maids of honour, startful virgin? tell—For I have heard a deal of each fair
Miss; How wicked lords have whisper'd wicked things Beneath the noses of good
queens and kings, And sigh'd for pleasures far heyond a kiss! Great is thy
delicacy ...
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The Poems of Samuel Taylor Colerige. Edited by Derwent and ...
Ah! suffering to the height of what was sufi'ered Stung with too keen a. sympathy,
the Maid Brooded with moving lips, mute, startful, dark ! And now her flushed
tumultuous features shot Such strange vivacity, as fires the eye Of misery ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Derwent COLERIDGE, Sara Coleridge Coleridge, 1863
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The Poems of S.T. Coleridge
Ah ! suffering to the height of what was suffered, Stung with too keen a sympathy,
the Maid Brooded with moving lips, mute, startful, dark ! And now her flushed
tumultuous features shot Such strange vivacity, as fires the eye Of misery ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1848
Fancy's wild forgery, while troubled sleep,Balmless and startful, binds my heated
frame? And shall ere ldng my undeluded mind To comelier forms of solid' being
rouse, (Soon as th' oppression from my brain hath past) And, recollecti-ng these ...
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The New Annual Register: Or General Repository of History, ...
... and holy light ol day In welt'ring heaps the ptostrate Captives lay ; If when the
nightly darkness hovers roimd, No startful horrors wake the bosom-wound; If
Hell's assistant Fiends with icy mail Have arm'd thy nature-morn THE nnnmc SAIL
!
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The Works of Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Prose and Verse
Ah ! suffering to the height of what was sufferM, Stung with too keen a sympathy,
the Maid Brooded with moving lips, mute, startful, dark ! And now her flush'd
tumultuous features shot Such strange vivacity, as fires the eye Of misery ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1853
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Works: Prose and Verse Complete
... height of what was suffer'd, Stung with too keen a sympathy, the Maid Brooded
with moving lips, mute, startful, dark ! And now her flush'd tumultuous features
shot Such strange vivacity, as fires the eye Of misery Fancy-crazed ! and now
once ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1846
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The works of Peter Pindar, Esq
With Maids of Honour, startful Virgin ? tell — For I have heard a deal of each fair
Miss ; How wicked Lords have whisper'd wicked things Beneath the noses of
good Queens and Kings, And figh'd for pleasures far beyond a kiss ! Great is thy ...
