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St. Herbert's isle; a legendary poem
One tender bud soon caught my eye, Though half concealed its infant head ; 'T
was vermilled o'er with sweetest dye That nature's pencil ever spread. Along its
graceful stalk there grew, Sweet leaves and moss of loveliest green ; And
freshest ...
2
Roostum Zaboolee and Soohrab, from Shah Namuh; or, Book of ...
Ariostoo says of Alcina, (Book vii. v. 75) : " Her cheeks with lilies mix the blushing
rose," And Spenser says of a beautiful woman, that " In her cheeks the vermilled
red did shew •' Like roses in a bed of lilies." But Solomon compares the temples ...
Abû al-Kaṣim Ḥasan Firdausî, 1829
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Saint Herbert's Isle: A Legendary Poem : in Five Cantos, ...
One tender bud soon caught my eye, Though half concealed its infant head ; 'T
was vermilled o'er with sweetest dye That nature's pencil ever spread. Along its
graceful stalk there grew, Sweet leaves and moss of loveliest green ; And
freshest ...
4
The remains of John Briggs
When therefore the next flush of returning life vermilled her lips, I endeavoured to
inflate her lungs, by breathing into them, and expelling the air by pressing on her
chest. The third effort was successful, and the human machine was put in ...
5
The Congressional Globe
Before 1 sit down I must be vermilled to my,, that I listened with great interest mid
great pleasure to the remarks of the gentlemnn from South Carolina [Mr.
WOODWARD,] the other day, in reference to the compensation of members of the
House ...
United States. Congress, Francis Preston Blair, John Cook Rives, 1852
It was found out that indermilled rice deteriorates earlier and more rapidly than >
vermilled rice (within two months), while the latter can be itored from three to six
months. The deterioration found consisted in the loss of the rice )olishings, the ...
Philippines. Dept. of Health, 1928
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Missionaries and Muckrakers: The First Hundred Years of Knox ...
38 This is the vase of love Whose feet must ever rove O'er land and sea Whose
hopes forever seek Bright eyes, the vermilled cheek, And ways made free. Do we
not understand Why thou didst leave thy land, Thy spouse, thy hearth? Helen of ...
Hermann Richard Muelder, 1984
