... song, nor ever can those trees be bare : Bold lover, never, never can'st thou kiss, ... Isabella, and other poems." Mr. Kcats's poetical fancy was of a nature ...

... of a school of anatomy is not a poem. FROZEN SECTIONS OF MALE PELVIS, SHOWING THE RELATIONS OF THE PERITONEUM TO THE ABDOMINAL WALL, BLADDER AND RECTUM, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SUPRA- PUBIC CYSTOTOMY. SECTIONS GELÉES DU BASSIN ...

... upwards of 1100 octavo pages, printed in a bold and clear type, and published at a very ... is of that pleasant, familiar kind—neither too bold, nor loo florid—which accords well with the ...

... and Sorbus sylves- ,tris. AUDA'CIA, (from audax, bold). In a medical sense it is that sort ... finger a narroAV bladed curved knife, with a bold probe point, will be the only instrument necessary ...

... balls in the chest, rtnd extracted them by bold operations, I must refer to his valua- ble ...

... Berl. klin. Wchnschr., 1913,1,1938-1941.—Her bold (W.). Neuere Anschauungen iiber das Wesen des Shocks. ... mil. Haisov., Stockholm, 1920, xiv, 1-21.—Som bold (B.) & Bucholz (C. H.). Bericht iiber Fortschritte der ...

... piercing glance; great moral energy and independence ; a bold security of genius, ... poet."—His poems in the German language are in- significant A ...

... the size of a filbert, standing out in bold relief from the mostly brownish red ground of ...

... the endless flux of time."* On this very bold argument, considered in its connexion with the scheme ... blended together, as sufficiently to account for the bold which, independently of any refined reasoning, they had ...

... there throughout the work. The plan of this poem seems not to have been properly matured; the language, too, is unequal, and the versification sometimes neglected. But the young poet has again shown him- self bold, elevated and imaginative, in his Nouvelles Miditations podiques, ...