...That is, a canopy of lawn. Stat* was the word more commonly used. His high throne which under state , So white, so soft, so delicate, so sleek, As she had worn a lilly for a glove; As might beget life where was never none, And put a spirit into the hardest stone....

...savage ; that the lovely hand and arm, which to gaze on alone was heaven, — • So soft, so fair, so delicate, so sleek, As she had worn a lily for her glove !" instead of arranging the folds of the graceful mantila, is now, if not powerless, familiar with...

...divinities of Vallombrosa. О could I really see, could 1 really hear, really hold that white and soft aud faithful hand : So white, so soft, so delicate, so...all one for that ; I swear from Camoens, Antes sem vos meus olhos se entristeçaù, Que com qualquer cousa outra se contentera.. Antes os esquecais que...

...does there really live a man who could triumph in such bitter woe ? But variura et mutabile semper O, believe it not ! For the dear sake of our household...all one for that ; I swear from Camoens, Antes sem vfls meus olhos se er.tristecao, Que com qualquer cousa ontra se contentera. Antes os esquecais qne...

...like the eye that long hath wept. * How pretty and fanciful is the description of Queen Isabella's hand: So white, so soft, so delicate, so sleek, As she had worn a lily for a glove. Depend upon it, Caractacus* contains nothing so good. MASON. Whom do you regard as the earliest...

...like the eye that long hath wept. * How pretty and fanciful is the description of Queen Isabella's hand : So white, so soft, so delicate, so sleek, As she had worn a lily for a glove. Depend upon it, Caractacus* contains nothing so good. MASON. Whom do you regard as the earliest...

...with their touch might make a tiger meek, Or might great Atlas from his seat remove ; So white, BO soft, so delicate, so sleek, As she had worn a lily for a glove ; As might beget life where was never none, And put a spirit into the hardest stone. The fire...

...of Love. That with their touch might make a tiger meek, Or might great Atlas from his seat remove ; So white, so soft, so delicate, so sleek, As she had worn a lily for a glove ; As might beget life where was never none, And put a spirit into the hardest stone. The fire...

...darts oflove. That with their touch might make a tiger meek, Or might great Atlas from his seat remove. So white, so soft, so delicate, so sleek, As she had worn a lily fur a glove." A more popular poet than Daniel, or Drayton, or the Fletchers, was William Warner, an...

...of love, That with their touch might make a tiger meek, Or might great Atlas from his seat remove, So white, so soft, so delicate, so sleek, As she had worn a lily for a glove." A more popular poet than Daniel, or Drayton, or the Fletchers, was William Warner, an attorney...