The Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey, 4권Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1850 |
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380 페이지 - ... with all his heart, and with all his soul, and with all his strength, and therefore they loved him as truly and as fervently as he loved England.
125 페이지 - And then came on the frost and snow, All on the road from Moscow. The wind and the weather he found, in that hour, Cared nothing for him, nor for all his power ; For him who, while Europe crouched under his rod. Put his trust in his Fortune, and not in his God.
224 페이지 - Henry is not the first young man to whom such honours have proved fatal. He said to his most intimate friend, almost the last time he saw him, that were he to paint a picture of Fame crowning a distinguished under-graduate, after the Senatehouse examination, he would represent her as concealing a death's-head under a mask of beauty.
142 페이지 - Soliciting again the wish'd caress. " The younger twain in wonder lost were they, My gentle Kate and my sweet Isabel : Long of our promised coming, day by day It had been their delight to hear and tell ; And now, when that long-promised hour was come, Surprise and wakening memory held them dumb.
143 페이지 - It was a group which Richter, had he viewed, Might have deemed worthy of his perfect skill ; The keen impatience of the younger brood, Their eager eyes and fingers never still ; The hope, the wonder, and the restless joy Of those glad girls, and that vociferous boy ! The aged friend serene with quiet smile, Who in their pleasure finds her own delight ; The mother's heart-felt happiness the while ; The aunts, rejoicing in the joyful sight ; And he who in his gaiety of heart, With glib and noisy tongue...
20 페이지 - ... our not exalting our feelings above the temper of well-ordered and well-educated society. No good man can ever be happy when he is unfit for the career of simple and commonplace duty, and I need not add how many melancholy instances there are of extravagance and profligacy being resorted to, under the pretence of contempt for the common rules of life.
83 페이지 - Otlcy concerning them, and am in hopes through their means, and the aid of other friends, of sending Hartley to College. Lady Beaumont has promised 30Z.
251 페이지 - Lord Chancellor Eldon pronounced the following judgment : — "I have looked into all the affidavits, and have read the book itself. The bill goes the length of stating, that the work was composed by Mr. Southey in the year 1794; that it is his own production, and that it has been published...
141 페이지 - When the first sound went forth, 'they come! they come!' And hope's impatience quickened every eye! 'Never had man whom Heaven would heap with bliss More glad return, more happy hour than this.' Aloft on yonder bench, with arms dispread, My boy stood, shouting there his father's name, Waving his hat around his happy head; And there, a younger group...
375 페이지 - when my stock of knowledge consisted of such an acquaintance with Greek and Roman history as is acquired in the course of a scholastic education — when my heart was full of poetry and romance, and Lucan and Akenside were at my tongue's end...