...adored alone ; Or such, perchance, as all divinely stole, In later times, along his charmed soul ; When from his spirit's fire, and years beguil'd Away...stray By the green beech-tree where the minstrel lay. IV. Silent — in wonder's speechless trance — she stood , With lifted hand, and lips apart — and...

...wild, Yet holy dreams of angcl-visitings, Mix'd with the mortal's burning thoughts which leave F'v'n heaven's pure shapes with all the woman warm; When...stray By the green beech-tree where the minstrel lay. IV. Silent — in wonder's speechless trance — she stood • With lifted hand, and lips apart —...

...kindles ? — Can the sun Shew his young bard a living shape as fair As those which haunt his sleep 1 — Yea, there is one Brighter than aught which fancy...sky, And wandering from the friends with whom she roved Along those classic gardens — chanced to stray By the green beech-tree where the minstrel lay....

...one Brighter than aught which fancy forms most dear, — Brighter than love's wild dreams ; and lol behold her here! She was a stranger from the southern...sky, And wandering from the friends with whom she roved Along those classic gardens — chanced to stray By the green beech-tree where the minstrel lay....

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