 Succeeding — still succeeding ! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln Flood runs fierce and wild, His budding courage to the proof; and here Declining Manhood learns to note the sly And sure encroachments of infirmity, Thinking how fast time runs...  Rambles by the Ribble - Página 51de William Dobson - 1864Visualização completa - Sobre este livro
 | Moffatt and Paige - 1885 - 240 páginas
...stately march, Crossed 2 ever and anon by plank or arch ; And, for like use, lo ! what might seem a 2 zone Chosen for ornament, — stone matched with stone,...clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint. How swiftly have they flown Succeeding — still succeeding ! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln... | |
 | William Wordsworth - 1888 - 350 páginas
...a Brook of loud and stately march, Crossed ever and anon by plank or arch ; And, for like use, lo ! what might seem a zone Chosen for ornament — stone...clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint. How swiftly have they flown, Succeeding — still succeeding ! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln... | |
 | William Wordsworth - 1889 - 1016 páginas
...or arch ; And, for like use, lo ! what might seem a zone Chosen for ornament — stone matched with In studied symmetry, with interspace For the clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint. How swiftly have they Succeeding — still succeeding! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln Flood... | |
 | William Wordsworth, John Morley - 1889 - 1152 páginas
...arch ; And, for like use, lo ! what might seem a zone '.hcisen for ornament— stone matched with I . studied symmetry, with interspace For the clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint How swiftly have they Succeeding — still succeeding! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln Flood... | |
 | William Wordsworth - 1890 - 100 páginas
...and anon by plank or arch; And, for like use, lo! what might seem a zone Chosen for ornament—stone matched with stone In studied symmetry, with interspace...clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint. How swiftly have they flown, Succeeding—still succeeding! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln... | |
 | William Wordsworth - 1891 - 104 páginas
...a Brook of loud and stately march, Crossed ever and anon by plank or arch ; And, for like use, lo! what might seem a zone Chosen for ornament — stone...clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint. How swiftly have they flown, Succeeding — still succeeding! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln... | |
 | William Angus Knight, William Wordsworth - 1891 - 320 páginas
...a Brook of loud and stately march, Crossed ever and anon by plank or arch ; And, for like use, lo ! what might seem a zone Chosen for ornament — stone...clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint. How swiftly have they flown, Succeeding — still succeeding! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln... | |
 | 1892 - 522 páginas
...arch; And, for like use, lo! what might seem a zone Chosen for ornament—stone matched with stone 5 In studied symmetry, with interspace For the clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint. How swiftly have they flown, Succeeding—still succeeding! Here the Child Puts, when the high-swoln... | |
 | Mary Pickering Thompson - 1892 - 306 páginas
...there. Those across the river Duddon have been made famous by Wordsworth, who compares them to "A lone Chosen for ornament. Stone matched with stone In studied symmetry, with interspace For the cicar waters to pursue their race Without restraint." STEVENSON'S CREEK, otherwise SAMPSON'S. This... | |
 | Edwin Waugh - 1893 - 330 páginas
...Duddon held us at the Hipping Stones a few minutes. Wordsworth says of these Hipping Stones, that they Seem a zone Chosen for ornament, — stone matched...clear waters to pursue their race Without restraint. After this we made our way through the wood on the other side, and over a broken wood bridge, to Seathwaite... | |
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