Imagination and Fancy: Or, Selections from the English Poets, Illustrative of Those First Requisites of Their Art, with Markings of the Best Passages, Critical Notices of the Writers, and an Essay in Answer to the Question "What is Poetry?" |
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When the moon shone , we did not see the candle Por . So doth the greater glory
dim the less : A substitute shines brightly as a king , Until a king be by ; and then
his state Empties himself , as doth the inland brook Into the main of waters .
When the moon shone , we did not see the candle Por . So doth the greater glory
dim the less : A substitute shines brightly as a king , Until a king be by ; and then
his state Empties himself , as doth the inland brook Into the main of waters .
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TO CYNTHIA ; –THE MOON . Queen of hunters , chaste and fair , Now the sun is
laid asleep , Seated in thy silver chair , State in wonted manner keep , Hesperus
entreats thy light , Goddess , excellently bright . Earth , let not thy envious shade ...
TO CYNTHIA ; –THE MOON . Queen of hunters , chaste and fair , Now the sun is
laid asleep , Seated in thy silver chair , State in wonted manner keep , Hesperus
entreats thy light , Goddess , excellently bright . Earth , let not thy envious shade ...
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... as they fly ! There in the stocks of trees , white fairies do dwell , And span - long
elves that dance about a pool , With each a little changeling in their arms ! The
airy spirits play with falling stars , And mount the spheres of fire to kiss the moon !
... as they fly ! There in the stocks of trees , white fairies do dwell , And span - long
elves that dance about a pool , With each a little changeling in their arms ! The
airy spirits play with falling stars , And mount the spheres of fire to kiss the moon !
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¬¯¬Ö¬ã . And selago , Hedge - hysop too ; how near he goes my cuttings ! Were they
all cropt by moonlight ? Fire . Every blade of ' em , Or I'm a moon - calf , mother .
Hec . Hie thee home with ' em : Look well to the house to - night ; I'm for aloft .
¬¯¬Ö¬ã . And selago , Hedge - hysop too ; how near he goes my cuttings ! Were they
all cropt by moonlight ? Fire . Every blade of ' em , Or I'm a moon - calf , mother .
Hec . Hie thee home with ' em : Look well to the house to - night ; I'm for aloft .
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To ride in the air When the moon shines fair , And sing and dance , and toy and
kiss ! Over woods , high rocks and mountains , Over seas , our mistress '
fountains ; Over steeples , towers , and turrets , We fly by night , ʼmongst troops
of spirits ...
To ride in the air When the moon shines fair , And sing and dance , and toy and
kiss ! Over woods , high rocks and mountains , Over seas , our mistress '
fountains ; Over steeples , towers , and turrets , We fly by night , ʼmongst troops
of spirits ...
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