Southern Literary Messenger, 第 9 卷T.W. White, 1843 |
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... Anthemion came , Arcadian Ladon , loveliest tide Of all the streams of Grecian name Through rocks and sylvan hills that glide . The flower of all Arcadia's youth Was he : such form and face , in truth , As thoughts of gentlest maidens ...
... Anthemion came , Arcadian Ladon , loveliest tide Of all the streams of Grecian name Through rocks and sylvan hills that glide . The flower of all Arcadia's youth Was he : such form and face , in truth , As thoughts of gentlest maidens ...
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... Anthemion's view ? Or did those sister garlands fair Indeed entwine and blend again , Wreathed into one , even as they were , Ere she , their brilliant sweets to share , Unwove their flowery chain ? She fixed on him her radiant eyes ...
... Anthemion's view ? Or did those sister garlands fair Indeed entwine and blend again , Wreathed into one , even as they were , Ere she , their brilliant sweets to share , Unwove their flowery chain ? She fixed on him her radiant eyes ...
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... Anthemion turned , as thought's wild stream Its interrupted course resumed , Still , like the phantom of a dream , Before his dazzled memory bloomed The image of that maiden strange : Yet not a passing thought of change He knew , nor ...
... Anthemion turned , as thought's wild stream Its interrupted course resumed , Still , like the phantom of a dream , Before his dazzled memory bloomed The image of that maiden strange : Yet not a passing thought of change He knew , nor ...
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... Anthemion's mind : a shade Of deeper mystery veiled the mien And words of that refulgent maid . The frown , that , ere he breathed his vow , Dwelt on the brazen statue's brow ; His votive flowers , so strangely blighted ; The wreath her ...
... Anthemion's mind : a shade Of deeper mystery veiled the mien And words of that refulgent maid . The frown , that , ere he breathed his vow , Dwelt on the brazen statue's brow ; His votive flowers , so strangely blighted ; The wreath her ...
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... Anthemion paused upon the shore : All thought of magic's impious lore , All dread of evil powers , combined Against his peace , attempered ill With that sweet scene ; and on his mind Fair , graceful , gentle , radiant still , The form ...
... Anthemion paused upon the shore : All thought of magic's impious lore , All dread of evil powers , combined Against his peace , attempered ill With that sweet scene ; and on his mind Fair , graceful , gentle , radiant still , The form ...
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