 But when in death's cold arms entranc'd she lay, (Ah, ever dear, yet ever fatal day !*) O'er all the air a direful gloom was spread ; Pale were the meads, and all their blossoms dead ; The clouds of April shed a baleful dew ; All nature wore a veil of...  The Poems and Life of Sir William Jones... - Page 51by William Jones - 1818 - 270 pagesFull view - About this book
 | 1772 - 684 pages
...ferene ; An univerfal fmile o'crfpread the (hining fcene : But when in death's cold arms entranc'd (lie lay, (Ah, ever dear, yet ever fatal day !) O'er all the air a direful gloom was fpread ; Pale were the meads, and all their bloñbms dead ; The clouds of April ihed... | |
 | William Jones - 1772 - 248 pages
...ferene ; An univerfal fmile o'erfpread the fhining fcene : But when in death's cold arms entranc'd fhe lay, (* Ah, ever dear, yet ever fatal day ! ) O'er all the air a direful gloom was fpread ; Pale were the meads, and all their bloflbms dead ; The clouds of April fhed... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1772 - 628 pages
...ferene ; An univcrful fmile o'erfpread the mining fccae: But when in death's cold arms entranc'd {he lay, (Ah, ever dear, yet ever fatal day !) O'er all the air a direful gloom was fpread ; Pale were the meads, and all their blofibzns dead ; The clouds of April... | |
 | Edmund Burke - 1773 - 590 pages
...ferene ; An univerfal fmile o'erfpread the mining fcene : But when in death's cold arms entranc'd ihe lay, (* Ah, ever dear, yet ever fatal day !) O'er all the air a direful gloom was fpread ; Pale were the meads, and all their blofloms dead ; . The clouds of April... | |
 | William Jones - 1777 - 242 pages
...ferene i An univerfal fmile o'erfpread the fhining fcene : But when in death's cold arms entranc'd fhe lay, (* Ah, ever dear, yet ever fatal day !) O'er all the air a direful gloom was fpread ; Pale were the meads, and all their bloffbms dead ; The clouds of April fhed... | |
 | British poets - 1809 - 526 pages
...dale ; Calm was the ocean, and the sky serene ; An universal smile o'erspread the shining scene : But when in Death's cold arms entranc'd she lay, (Ah,...ever dear, yet ever fatal day !) O'er all the air a direful gloom was spread ; Pale were the meads, and all their blossoms dead ; The clonds of April shed... | |
 | English poetry - 1809 - 302 pages
...dale ; Calm was the ocean, and the sky serene ; An universal smile o'erspread the shining scene : But when in death's cold arms entranc'd she lay, (Ah,...ever dear, yet ever fatal day !*) O'er all the air a direful gloom was spread ; Pale were the meads, and all their blossoms dead ; The clouds of April shed... | |
 | New elegant extracts - 1827 - 402 pages
...sky serene ; A universal smile o'erspread the shining scene : But when in death's cold arms entranced she lay, (Ah, ever dear*, yet ever fatal day!) O'er all the air a direful gloom, was spread ; Pale were the meads, and all their blossoms dead ; The clouds of April... | |
 | Henry Wadsworth Longfellow - 1877 - 288 pages
...serene ; An universal smile o'crspread the shining scene : But when in death's cold arms entranced she lay, (Ah, ever dear, yet ever fatal day !) O'er all the air a direful gloom was spread ; Pale were the meads, and all their blossoms dead; The clonds of April shed... | |
 | 1908 - 554 pages
...sky serene; An universal smile o'erspread the shining scene: But when in death's cold arms entranced she lay, (Ah, ever dear, yet ever fatal day !) O'er all the air a direful gloom was spread; Pale were the meads, and all their blossoms dead; The clouds of April shed... | |
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