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The Perennial Calendar, and Companion to the Almanack; ...
... anon, Tell of uncharnelled spectrcs, seen to glide Along the lone wood's
unfrequented path, Startling the nighted traveller; while the sound Of
undistinguished murmurs, heard to come From the dark centre of the deepening
glen, Struck on ...
Thomas FORSTER (F.L.S.), 1824
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Ermangarde: A Tale of the Twelfth Century : Royalist Lyrics ...
But in each lonely vale, Where on the cold turf lie th' uncharnelled dead, The
sparkling dews their nightly incense shed, Over the corses pale. I Oler the choked
fountain's brim, Uncultured flowers in rank luxuriance spring, And 'mid the
pillared ...
Eliza Fowler Haywood, 1837
Then, anon, Tell of uncharnelled spectres, seen to glide ' Along the lone woods
unfrequented path, Startling the nighted traveller; while the sound Of
undistinguished murmurs, heard to come From the dark centre of the deep'ning
glen, Struck ...
4
A Vision of Great Men, with other poems: and translations ...
One tear-drop falls, earth sinking —It reaches his death-bed — A spark —- that
reenkindles His heart so lone and dead. Love bursts the graves hard cerements,
Uncharnelled by its power, He quits his coffin — rises About the midnight hour.
Caroline DE CRESPIGNY, 1848
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Regina: And Other Poems
'Twas the last day of Earth, — upon whose breast The dead lay heavy ; but not
yet had come The hour that lit the fatal funeral pyre ; For Life yet lingered where
Death's steed had passed, And left the earth a vast uncharnelled grave. One only
...
6
Poetical Works and Remains of Henry Kirk White with Life
Then anon Tell of uncharnelled spectres, seen to glide Along the lone wood's
unfrequented path, Startling the 'nighted traveller ; while the sound Of
undistinguished murmurs, heard to come From the dark centre of the deepening
glen, Struck ...
Henry Kirke White, Robert Southey, 1860
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Adventures of a Younger Son
more like corpses uncharnelled, than living men. The weakest of the party, the
mate, seemed alone to have retained his senses. After he was hoisted on the
deck, and had collectedly looked around, he said, " We are dying the death of the
...
Edward John Trelawny, 1835
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The Every Day Book: Or, A Guide to the Year: Describing the ...
... Or draw the fixed stars from their eminence, And still the midnight tempest; then
, anon, Tell of uncharnelled spectres, seen to glide Along the lone wood's uut'
requented path, Startling the nighted traveller; while the sound ()l'
undistinguished ...
9
The Every-day book and Table book: or, Everlasting calandar ...
... then, anon, Tell of uncharnelled spectres, seen to glide Along the lone wood's
unfrequented path, Startling the nighted traveller ; while the sound Of
undistinguished murmurs, heard to come From the dark centre of the deepening
glen.
10
The beauties of Henry Kirke White, consisting of selections ...
Then anon Tell of uncharnelled spectres, seen to glide Along the lone wood's
unfrequented path, Startling the 'nighted traveller; while the sound Of
undistinguish'd murmurs, heard to come From the dark centre of the deepening
glen, Struck on ...
Henry Kirke White, Alfred Howard, 1827
