... and, during his profound abstraction, he improvised two poems. The second one-a bold and graceful utterance, containing over sixty lines-was ... RELATIONS. The " Epic of the Starry Heaven," a poem of Four Thousand Lines-characterized by bold thoughts, and splendid image- ry-was improvised in ...

... and came to signify a subdivision of a poem; a staff. So bold as yet no verse of mine has been, ... heroick verse. The language of an epir.k poem is almost wholly figurative: yet ... courage them to be bold with safety. Dryden Unsi'newed, dn-sin'ude. ...

... humanizing, its plot ingenious, and its effect altogether bold, harmonious, and original. No poem of equal length has issued from the English ... room for the whole of Andrew Marvell's exquisite poem on Paradise Lost: " ... the poet blind, yet bold, In slender book his vast design unfold, Messiah ...

... some hideous dungeon, there to rot. 56 QUAKER POEMS. So Fox with his bold cry of gospel truth Found himself quickly in ... in Liitzen’s blood, With the brave Gustavus ? ” PERSONAL POEMS. 61 “ Nay, I do ... Marvelled much that henchman bold, That his laird, so stout of old, Now ...

... in romance, or as the subject of a bold descriptive poem. The painter, inspired with sentiments of admiration not ...

... lame verse. It forms a didactic-alle- gorical poem, which some Frenchmen were bold enough to compare with the work of Dante, ...

... Byron's Complete Works, Including all his suppressed attributed Poems and Pieces; and printed in a clear, bold, and legible type. In 1 vol. 8vo, with ...

... a fine and cultivated, rather than of a bold and ori- ginal, mind."-Lord Jeffrey. The Widow's Tale, and other Poems. , " We should always rejoice to see this volume ...

... Hudibrastic poem of great merit-for doggerel-rich, bold, and happy."-John Neal: Blackw. Mag., Feb. 1825, (xvii.) 202. " A poem in the manner of Hudibras, and in many ...

... Soutii Sea (Tubingen, 1826,4 vols.). His lyric poems and his novels are inferior to his dramatic works. In Danish literature, QEhlenschla- ger has introduced a new and bold style, resembhng the German, and which, as well ...