But she, methinks, is listening now To some enchanting strain, The smile that triumphs o'er her brow Seems not to heed my pain. Yes, plaintive sounds, yet, yet delay, Howe'er my love repine, Let that gay minute pass away, The next perhaps is thine. The Poetical Works of William Hamilton: Collated with the Best Editions - 11 ページWilliam Hamilton, Thomas Park 著 - 1805全文表示 - この書籍について
| John Hill Burton, David Hume - 1846 - 512 ページ
...cannot feel sure of its being so : perhaps it may be a production of very early life. 4<A Nov. 1747, Go, plaintive sounds, and to the fair My secret wounds impart, Tell all I hope, tell all I fear, Each motion in my heart. But she, methinks, is listening now To some amusing strain, The smile... | |
| John Hill Burton - 1846 - 510 ページ
...cannot feel sure of its being so: perhaps it may be a production of very early life. 4<A Nov. 1747Go, plaintive sounds, and to the fair My secret wounds impart, Tell all I hope, tell all I fear, Each motion in my heart, But she, methinks, is listening now To some amusing strain, The smile... | |
| 1849 - 1020 ページ
...poem, as a favourable specimen : it alludes to the subject of Mrs. Greville's " Ode to Indifference." Go, plaintive sounds, and to the fair My secret wounds...; Tell all I hope, tell all 1 fear,— Each motion of my heart. But she, methinlcs, is listening now To some amusing strain, The smile that triumphs on... | |
| William Hamilton, James Paterson - 1850 - 248 ページ
...dales again resound The lambkin's tender cry, With all his murmurs Yarrow trill'd The song of triumph by ; Above, beneath, around, all on Was verdure, beauty,...her to my trembling breast, All nature joy'd along. SONG. Go, plaintive sounds ! and to the fair My secret wounds impart, Tell all I hope, tell all I fear,... | |
| William Hamilton - 1850 - 244 ページ
...cry, With all his murmurs Yarrow trill'd The song of triumph by; Above, beneath, around, all on SONG. Go, plaintive sounds! and to the fair My secret wounds impart, Tell all I hope, tell all I fear, Each motion in my heart. But she, methinks, is list'ning now, To some enchanting strain, The... | |
| William Hamilton (of Bangour) - 1850 - 238 ページ
...dales again resound The lambkin's tender cry, With all his murmurs Yarrow trill'd The song of triumph by; Above, beneath, around, all on Was verdure, beauty, song, I snatch'd her to my trembling breast, SONG. Go, plaintive sounds! and to the fair My secret wounds impart, Tell all I hope, tell all I fear,... | |
| William Hamilton, James Paterson - 1850 - 238 ページ
...dales again resound The lambkin's tender cry, With all his murmurs Yarrow trill'd The song of triumph by ; Above, beneath, around, all on Was verdure, beauty, song, I snatch'd her to my trembling breast, SONG. Go, plaintive sounds! and to the fair My secret wounds impart, Tell all I hope, tell all I fear,... | |
| William Hamilton (Poet, of Bangour.), James Paterson - 1850 - 460 ページ
...dales again resound The lambkin's tender cry, With all his murmurs Yarrow trill'd The song of triumph by; Above, beneath, around, all on Was verdure, beauty, song, I snatch'd her to my trembhng breast, All nature joy'd along. SONG. Go, plaintive sounds ! and to the fair My secret wounds... | |
| Eugene Lawrence - 1855 - 390 ページ
...exercises, and I extract a few verses from one of them — the reader will not desire many. 4.TB Nov., 1747. Go. plaintive sounds, and to the fair My secret wounds impart, Tell all I hope, tell all I fear, Each motion of my heart. But she, methinks, is listening now To some amusing strain, The smile... | |
| 1869 - 312 ページ
...Again I 'd yield, again I 'd love ! SONG XX. BY WILLIAM HAMILTON OF BANGOUR. Slow* Set by Mr SHIELD. Go, plain-tive sounds, and to the fair My se-cret wounds impart ; Tell all I hope, tell all I fear, Each mo - tion in my heart. But she methinks is list'ning now To some enchanting strain, Thesmilethattriumphso'... | |
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