 | Samuel Lover - 1839 - 158 页
...nightingales 'mid roses dwell ; For every word she says to me Sounds like sweetest melody ! NATIVE MUSIC. On, native music ! beyond comparing The sweetest far on...or cheering, The absent soothe on a foreign strand : Oh ! who can tell What a holy spell Is in the song of our native land ? The proud and lowly, the... | |
 | William Jerdan, William Ring Workman, Frederick Arnold, John Morley, Charles Wycliffe Goodwin - 1839 - 948 页
...touching are these lines ! Oh ! Native .Vuijc, beyond comparing* The sweetest far on the ear that falU, Thy gentle numbers the heart remembers,— Thy strains enchain us In tender thrall*. Thy tones endearing, Or sad or cheering. The absent soothe on a foreign strand, — Oh, who... | |
 | Mrs. Cornwell Baron-Wilson - 1844 - 356 页
...again come forward. We are sure she would be most gladly received by the public. MRS. ALFRED SHAW. " Oh ! native music, beyond comparing The sweetest far,...Thy gentle numbers, the heart remembers Thy strains enchaining us, in memory's thralls ! ! " LOVER. So much has been said about this charming vocalist's... | |
 | Samuel Lover - 1847 - 252 页
...nightingales 'mid roses dwell ; For every word she says to me Sounds like sweetest melody t NATIVE MUSIC. OH, native music ! beyond comparing The sweetest far...or cheering, The absent soothe on a foreign strand : Oh ! who can tell What a holy spell Is in the song of our native land ? The proud and lowly, the... | |
 | 1848 - 336 页
...what they may, they can never rob us of our native music. [Exit into house, L. s. E. SONG.—AGATHA. The sweetest far on the ear that falls; Thy gentle...numbers the heart remembers, Thy strains enchain us in memory's thralls; Thy tones endearing, Or sad, or cheering, The absent soothe on a foreign strand.... | |
 | Samuel Lover - 1858 - 244 页
...was only ringing the Convent Belle." Ding dong, My song, My song's of a Convent Belle NATIVE MUSIC. OH! native music! beyond comparing The sweetest far...What a holy spell Is in the song of our native land? The proud and lowly, the pilgrim holy, The lover, kneeling at beauty's shrine, The bard who dreams... | |
 | Samuel Lover - 1868 - 568 页
...was only ringing the Convent Belle." Ding dong, My song, My song's of a Convent Belle. NATIVE MUSIC. OH ! native music ! beyond comparing The sweetest...strand ; Ah ! who can tell What a holy spell Is in the son" of our native land 1 The proud and lowly, the pilgrim holy, The lover, kneeling at beauty's shrine,... | |
 | 1869 - 468 页
...the ear that falls, Thy gentle numbers ths heart reramnben Thy strains enohain ns in tender thra.Ha. Thy tones endearing, Or sad or cheering, The absent soothe on a foreign strand : Oh ! who ean tell What a holy spell Is in the song of our native land ' " The prond and lowly, the... | |
 | Patrick John Kenedy - 1898 - 512 页
...! up ! Never despair! NATIVE MUSIC. BY SAMUEL LOVER. Air—" A Sailor Courted a Farmer's Daughter." OH, native music ! beyond comparing The sweetest far...or cheering, The absent soothe on a foreign strand : Oh ! who can tell What a holy spell Is in the song of our native land ? The proud and lowly, the... | |
 | Samuel Lover - 1902 - 422 页
...was only ringing the Convent Belle." Ding dong, My song, My song 's of a Convent Belle. NATIVE MUSIC OH ! native music ! beyond comparing The sweetest...What a holy spell Is in the song of our native land ? The proud and lowly, the pilgrim holy, The lover, kneeling at beauty's shrine, The bard who dreams... | |
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OH ! native music ! beyond comparing The sweetest far on the ear that falls, Thy gentle numbers the heart remembers, Thy strains enchain us in tender thralls. Thy tones endearing, Or sad or cheering, The absent soothe on a foreign strand... 
