The Songs of England and Scotland, Volumen 1J. Cochrane, 1835 |
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... sung in Eden's happy earth ” -- so the author of Absalom and Achitophel , wrote to Sir Godfrey Kneller . It is remarked by Ritson , that all writers agree in speaking of song as the most ancient species of poetry , its origin , " he ...
... sung in Eden's happy earth ” -- so the author of Absalom and Achitophel , wrote to Sir Godfrey Kneller . It is remarked by Ritson , that all writers agree in speaking of song as the most ancient species of poetry , its origin , " he ...
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... sung not verses in cele- bration of each other , but tuned their voices " in the wild notes of natural poetry ” * to the praise of their Creator , who had placed them in the midst of such blessings ; and so Milton has poetically , and ...
... sung not verses in cele- bration of each other , but tuned their voices " in the wild notes of natural poetry ” * to the praise of their Creator , who had placed them in the midst of such blessings ; and so Milton has poetically , and ...
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... sung . " To come nearer our own day , and to illustrate our opinion , we are told by Burns himself , that he never had the least inclination of turning poet till he got heartily in love , and then rhyme and song were the spontaneous ...
... sung . " To come nearer our own day , and to illustrate our opinion , we are told by Burns himself , that he never had the least inclination of turning poet till he got heartily in love , and then rhyme and song were the spontaneous ...
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... sung of her as he found her : " All was sweet , and all was sound . " To win the favour of one so fair , was the utmost of his ambition ; he told in wood - notes wild , in untutored verse , the sweetness of her mind and the graces of ...
... sung of her as he found her : " All was sweet , and all was sound . " To win the favour of one so fair , was the utmost of his ambition ; he told in wood - notes wild , in untutored verse , the sweetness of her mind and the graces of ...
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... sung , but they are certainly no songs . " To illustrate the history of song during the reigns of the kings immediately following Chaucer's master , Edward III . , our many public libraries afford little or nothing . Gower and Occleve ...
... sung , but they are certainly no songs . " To illustrate the history of song during the reigns of the kings immediately following Chaucer's master , Edward III . , our many public libraries afford little or nothing . Gower and Occleve ...
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