29
|
A
H |
Slumbers in peace upon his lichens
grey
Slumbers in peace upon his lichen bed |
30
|
A
H |
Though the gaunt wolf howls round
him for his prey
Though the grey wolf may howl around his head |
34
|
A
H |
’Twas that which urged the
unerring shaft of Tell
’Twas that which winged th’uneming shaft
of Tell |
58
|
A
H |
Bestow one flower’t on my
native land
Scatter one flow’ret o’er my native land |
73
|
A
H |
No with’ring plague spreads
o’er thy smiling plains
No with’ring plague sheds o’er thy smiling
plains |
74
|
A
H |
Its sickening horrors and soul
sickening pains;
Its painful horrors and soul sickening pains |
117
|
A
H |
The Spruce throws off its dark hued
Winter dress
The Spruce throws off its dreary Winter dress |
176
|
A
H |
Cropping the foliage Nature round
him flings
Cropping the herbage Nature round him flings |
196
|
A
H |
Swift through the wood, and
o’er the mountain’s brow
Like lightning through the wood, and o’er the
mountain’s brow |
239
|
A
H |
Some slender poles, with tops
together bound
Some slender poles, with ends together bound |
262
|
A
H |
And eels, by Indian palates loved so
well
And eels, by Indian palates loves as well |
274
|
A
H |
With fashion’s every grace
around ye thrown
With fashion’s ev’ry grace around them
thrown |
276
|
A
H |
Danced on the very spot you now
adorn
Danced on the very spots you now adorn |
308
|
A
H |
Noiseless and slow, till growing
deep and strong
Noiseless and slow till getting deep and strong |
309
|
A
H |
Its turbid waters foam, and curve,
and leap
Its turbid waters foam, and dash, and leap |
310
|
A
H |
Dashing with startling echo down the
steep
With startling echo down the dizzy steep |
407
|
A
H |
As summer ev’nings close, his
Infant lies
As summer ev’ning’s close, his Infant lies |
451
|
A
H |
As now their loved boy rests upon
their knee
As now their youngster rests upon their knee |
473
|
A
H |
And scenes they never shall behold
again
And scenes their souls shall ne’er behold again |
494
|
A
H |
To calm his thoughts and close his
sleepless eyes
To calm his thoughts and close his hollow eyes |
522
|
A
H |
Content to linger ere they seized
their prey
Content to smile on ere they seize their prey |
549
|
A
H |
Nor are the inmates idle — logs
of wood
Nor are the Cotters idle — logs of wood |
564
|
A
H |
The bark which bears him, to the
pressure bends
The thatch which bears him to the pressure bends |
616
|
A
H |
That deck the feather’d tribe
’neath milder skies
That deck the feather’d tribes ’neath
milder skies |
633
|
A
H |
This western gem — then rayless
and obscure
This western gem — then cheerless and obscure |
656
|
A
H |
Unseemly ornament of neck so fair
Unmanner’d ornament of neck so fair |
729
|
A
H |
While far and wide the flickering
flames arise
While far and near the flickering flames arise |
730
|
A
H |
From burning cots, whose blaze the
night defies
From blazing cots, whose blaze the night defies |
749
|
A
H |
Still may thy Fair — neglecting
flimsy art
Still may thy fair, rejecting flimsy art |
779
|
A
H |
The Scotchman rears his dwelling by
some stream
The Scotsman rears his dwelling by some stream |
786
|
A
H |
No rival parties tempt his soul to
hate
No rival factions tempt his soul to hate |
810
|
A
H |
Defaced Acadia’s wild and
simple charms
Defaced Acadia’s wild and sylvan charms |
848
|
A
H |
Nor ought of man or of his doings
dream
nor aught of man or of his doings deem |
875
|
A
H |
And if with plenty Heaven his
prayers shall bless
And if with plenty Heaven his prayers should bless |
897
|
A
H |
The Fisher’s mooring parts, and
high in air
The Fisher’s killoch parts and high in air |