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The American Whig Review
And yet the cedars and the junipers Rock slowly through the mist, without a noise
; And shapes, which have no certainty of shape, Drift duskly in and out between
the pines, And loom along the edges of the hills, And lie flat, curdling in the open
...
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The American Review: A Whig Journal of Politics, Literature, ...
And yet the cedars and the jumpers Rock slowly through the mist, without a noise
; And shapes, which have no certainty of shape, Drift duskly in and out between
the pines, And loom along the edges of the hills, And lie flat, curdling in the open
...
3
American Review : a Whig Journal of Politics, Literature, ...
And yet the cedars and the junipers Rock slowly through the mist, without a noise
; And shapes, which have no certainty of shape, Drift duskly in and out between
the pines, And loom along the edges of the hills, And lie flat, curdling in the open
...
4
The Contemporary Review
He wander'd down thro' woods that fringed the snows, Down cliffs with ivy crown'
d ; He passed by lonely tarns whence duskly rose Great cranes, and hover'd
round. He paused upon a crimson cliff, and lo I Far down at the crag's foot, The ...
Ah me ! this dungeon still I see This drear accursed masonry, Where even the
welcome daylight strains But duskly through the painted panes — With glasses,
boxes round me stacked. And instruments together hurled, Ancestral lumber,
stuffed ...
John Whitehead, Lewis Pyle Mercer, John Reed Swanton, 1904
Let the spell Duskly on his eyelids dwelll EUMOLPUSFarewell! farewell! farewell
! THE SIREN. O melancholy waters, softly flow! O Stars, shine softly, dropping
dewy balm ! O Moon walk on in sandals white as snow! O Winds, be calm, be
calm!
Robert Williams Buchanan, 1866
And yet the cedars and the junipers Rock slowly through the mist, without a
sound ; And shapes, which have no certainty of shape, Drift duskly in and out
between the pines, And loom along the edges of the hills, And lie flat, curdling in
the ...
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1850
Across the skies and o'er the plain Fast fly the swollen shadows of the Rain ;
Blown duskly on from hill to hill they fly, O'er solitary streams and windy downs, O'
er little villages and darkened towns — Blinding the sky With pinions black as
night; ...
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My Lyrical Life: Poems Old and New
That haunts the realm of Dreams, or duskly floats Across the wondering solitudes
of Thought. So Love grew lord of all. I touch my lyre, And Love o'erflows my heart,
and floods my hand. Love makes all dear delights so soothly sweet, Life pants ...
And yet the cedars and the junipers Rock slowly through the mist, without a
sound ; And shapes, which have no certainty of shape, Drift duskly in and out
between the pines, And loom along the edges of the hills, And lie flat, curdling in
the ...
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, 1850
