 | 1792 - 530 pages
...fretted miines with hoary trophies hung, ' Her dark illumination wide (he flung, With new (olemnity, the nooks profound, The caves of death, and the dim arches frown'd. ***** Ye brawny prcphets, that in robes fo rich, At diftance due, poflefs the crifped niche ; Ye rows... | |
 | History - 1800 - 620 pages
...fretted ihrines with hoary trophies hung, Her dark illumination wide me flung, With new foleTinity, the nooks profound, The caves of death, and the dim arches frown'd. From blifs long felt unwillingly we part : . Ah, fpare the weaknefs of a lover's heart 1 Voi. XXV.... | |
 | History - 1800 - 624 pages
...fretted ihrmes with hoary trophies hung, Her dark illumination wide (he flu ng, With new folemnity, the nooks profound, The caves of death, and the dim arches frown'd. From blifs long felt unwillingly we part : Ah, fpare the weaknefs of a lover's heart ! VOL. XXV, ,Q... | |
 | Thomas Warton - English poetry - 1802 - 332 pages
...expreffion apparently paradoxical, but which very well conveys the image intended. ComWith new fulemnity, the nooks profound, The caves of death, and the dim arches frown'd. From blifs long felt unwillingly we part : 35 Ah, fpare the weaknefs of a lover's heart ! Chafe not... | |
 | Thomas Warton - Inscriptions - 1802 - 380 pages
...apparently pa» radpxical, but which very well conveys the image intended.. Com* [ 57 ] With new folemnity, the nooks profound, The caves of death, and the dim arches frown'd. From blifs long felt unwillingly we part : 3S Ah, fpare the weaknefs of a lover's heart ! Chafe not... | |
 | Nathan Drake - Adventurer - 1810 - 524 pages
...light the wondrous fane; To aid the builder's model, richly rude. By no Vitruvian symmetry subdued; To suit the genius of the mystic pile : Whilst as...of his age, may seem to court a comparison with the Epistleof Dryden toSirGodfreyKneller, and of Pope to Jervas; but as the Muse of Warton was principally... | |
 | Nathan Drake - Adventurer - 1810 - 530 pages
...light the wondrous fane; To aid the builder's model, richly rude, By no Vitruvian symmetry subdued; To suit the genius of the mystic pile : Whilst as...Warton was principally employed in the delineation of Go&ic scenery, or in contrasting it with the chaste production of Sir Joshua, there are few traces... | |
 | Nathan Drake - English essays - 1810 - 532 pages
...light the wondrous fane; To aid the builder's model, richly rude, Dy no Vilruvian symmetry subdued ; To suit the genius of the mystic pile : Whilst as...of his age, may seem to court a comparison with the Epistleof Dryden toSirGodfreyKneller, »nd of Pope to Jervas; but as the Muse of Warton was principally... | |
 | England - 1838 - 884 pages
...Vitruvian symmetry subdued ; To suit the genius of the mystic pile : Whilst as around the far retiring ile, And fretted shrines, with hoary trophies hung, Her...nooks profound, The caves of death, and the dim arches frowned. From bliss long felt unwillingly we part : Ah, sptire the weakness of a lover's heart ! Chase... | |
 | Thomas Campbell - Authors, English - 1819 - 466 pages
...symmetry subdu'd ; To suit the genius of the mystic pile : Whilst as around the far-retiring aisle, And fretted shrines, with hoary trophies hung, Her...profound, The caves of death, and the dim arches frown'd. From bliss long felt unwillingly we part : Ah, spare the weakness of a lover's heart ! Chase not the... | |
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And fretted shrines, with hoary trophies hung, Her dark illumination wide she flung, With new solemnity, the nooks profound, The caves of death, and the dim arches frown'd. 
