...occasion displayed so royal, go heroic a spirit, the beautiful lines of Cartwright upon one of her owa family may with perfect propriety be applied. * Courage...system from which Europe had so happily but with such eiforts been delivered, were men whom it might have been thought impossible ever to combine in the...

...protuberances on the head to form a judgment of the heart and morals. THE LADY OF PROVENCE.' BY MRS. HEMANS. Courage was cast about her like a dress Of solemn comeliness, A gather'd mind and an untroubled face Did give her dangers grace. THE war-note of the Saracen Was on...

...stirs thy leaf, dark Tree !— How can I mourn, amidst things like these, THE QUEEN OF PRUSSIA'S TOMB. "Courage was cast about her like a dress Of solemn...and an untroubled face Did give her dangers grace." IT stands where northern willows weep A temple fair and lone ; Soft shadows o'er its marble sweep,...

...these, For the stormy Past with thee ? 166 THE QUEEN OP PRUSSIA'S TOMB. THE QUEEN OF PRUSSIA'S TOMB. " Courage was cast about her like a dress Of solemn...and an untroubled face Did give her dangers grace." IT stands where northern willows weep A temple fair and Jone j Soft shadows o'er its marble sweep,...

...Constantinople, collected agreeably to a firman of the late Sultan Selim. THE LADY OF PROVENCE.* BY MRS HEMANS Courage was cast about her like a dress Of solemn comeliness, A gather'd mind and an untroubled face Did give her dangers grace. THE war-note of the Saracen Was on...

...and for ever mine! THE LADY OF PROVENCE.s Connie wai cast about her like a dress Of solemn eomelineB, A gathered mind and an untroubled face Did give her dangers grace. Donne. THE war-note of the Saracen Was on the winds of France; It had stilled the harp of the Troubadour,...

...meet ! — that glimpse of joy divine, Proved thee for ever and for ever mine ! THE LADY OF PROVENCE.1 Courage was cast about her like a dress Of solemn comeliness, A gather'd mind and an untroubled face Did give her dangers grace. Donne. THE war-note of the Saracen...

...FROM THE FRENCH. BT THE TRANSLATOR OF "THE SICILIAN VESPERS," AND THE AUTHOR OF "GENTLE INFLUENCE," " Courage was cast about her like a dress Of solemn...and an untroubled face, Did give her dangers grace." DOHXK. IN TWO VOLUMES. VOL. I. LONDON: RICHARD BENTLEY, NEW BURLINGTON STREET. 1853. ' LONDON: Printed...

...! — that glimpse of joy divine Proved thee for ever and for ever mine ! THE LADY OF PROVENCE * " Courage was cast about her like a dress Of solemn comeliness, A gather'd mind and an untroubled face Did give her dangers grace." Donnt THE war-note of the Saracen...

...awaited them ; and the Chevalier's daughter, a lovely and heroic girl, of whom it might be said, " Courage was cast about her like a dress Of solemn...and an untroubled face Did give her dangers grace," decorated each student with cockades made by her own hands. They then sat down to supper, but had not...