 | George William Frederick Howard Earl of Carlisle - English poetry - 1869 - 158 pages
...November, 1841. ( I02 ' ) ON NIAGARA. THERE'S nothing great or bright, thou glorious fall! Thou mayst not to the fancy's sense recall : The thunder-riven...the chambers of the deep, Earth's emerald green and many-tinted dyes, The fleecy whiteness of the upper skies, The tread of armies thick'ning as they come,... | |
 | 1871 - 630 pages
...in versification, that the sublime scenery of the Falls has prompted any one to write in the album : There's nothing great or bright, thou glorious Fall, Thou mayest not to the fancy's sense recal ; The thunder-riven cloud, the lightning's leap, The stirring of the chambers of the deep ; Earth's... | |
 | 1871 - 632 pages
...There's nothing great or bright, thou glorious Fall, Thou mayest not to the fancy's sense recaí ; The thunder-riven cloud, the lightning's leap, The stirring of the chambers of the deep ; Kurtli'e emerald green, and many-tinted dyes, The fleecy whiteness of the upper skies ; The tread... | |
 | Thomas Moore - Agriculture - 1880 - 64 pages
...apostrophizing the Falls, said : — • " There's nothing great or bright, thou glorious Fall Thou may'st not to the fancy's sense recall ; The thunder-riven cloud, the lightning's leap, The stirring chambers of the deep ; Earth's emerald green and many tinted dyes, The fleecy whiteness of the upper... | |
 | Poetic reader - 1881 - 252 pages
...of grace. PAUL H. HATNE. NIAGARA. THERE'S nothing great or bright, thou glorious Fall, Thou may'st not to the fancy's sense recall — The thunder-riven...chambers of the deep ; Earth's emerald green, and many-tinted dyes, The fleecy whiteness of the upper skies ; The tread of armies thickening as they... | |
 | Charles Wilkins - Wales - 1882 - 632 pages
...ON VISITING THE FALLS OF NIAGARA." There's nothing great or bright, thou glorious Fall, Thou may'st not to the fancy's sense recall — The thunder-riven...the chambers of the deep. Earth's emerald green, and many-tinted dyes, The fleecy whiteness of the upper skies, The tread of armies thickening as they come,... | |
 | William Andrews - English poetry - 1889 - 308 pages
...hast freed the slave. NIAGARA FALLS. There's nothing great or bright, though glorious Fall Thou may'st not to the fancy's sense recall, The thunder-riven...chambers of the deep ; Earth's emerald green, and many-tinted dyes, The fleecy whiteness of the upper skies ; The tread of armies thickening as they... | |
 | Charles Mackay - 1897 - 666 pages
...THERE'S nothing great or bright, thou glorious Fall ! Thou mayst not to the fancy's sense re call— rhe thunder-riven cloud, the lightning's leap— The stirring...chambers of the deep — Earth's emerald green, and many-tinted dyes — The fleecy whiteness of the upper skies — The tread of armies thickening as... | |
 | Francis St. John Thackeray, Edward Daniel Stone - English poetry - 1902 - 324 pages
...amore meus. H. С. FM IX NIAGARA. There's nothing great or bright, thou glorious Fall ! Thou may'st not to the fancy's sense recall ; The thunder-riven...chambers of the deep — Earth's emerald green, and many-tinted dyes— The fleecy whiteness of the upper skies— The tread of armies thick'ning as they... | |
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THERE'S nothing great or bright, thou glorious Fall, Thou may'st not to the fancy's sense recall — The thunder-riven cloud, the lightning's leap, The stirring of the chambers of the deep ; Earth's emerald green, and many-tinted dyes, The fleecy whiteness... 
