 | 1840 - 520 str.
...drawing in Hii beautiful, bright inck: and from fte hills A murmur, like the hoarseness of the sea, Till the release of waters ; and the earth Sends up a pleasant...heard The dropping of the velvet foot of Spring." NP WILIJI. " IN this month your garden appears in its greatest beauty : the blossoms of the fruit-trees... | |
 | 1829 - 414 str.
...the eaves, and drawing in His beautiful bright neck, and from the hills, A murmur like the hoarseness of the sea Tells the release of waters, and the earth...grass — and so I know That nature, with her delicate car, hath heard The dropping of the velvet foot of spring. Smell of my violets ! I found them where... | |
 | 1832 - 386 str.
...caves, and drawing in His beautiful bright neck, and from the hills, A murmur, like the hoarseness of the sea, Tells the release of waters, and the earth...heard The dropping of the velvet foot of spring. Smell at my violets ! I found them where The liquid south stole o'er them, on a bank That lean'd to running... | |
 | George Washington Light - 1833 - 402 str.
...in His beautiful bright neck, and from the hilla, A murmur like the hoarseness of the sea Tells Ihe release of waters, and the earth Sends up a pleasant...heard The dropping of the velvet foot of Spring.' A few other general selections will illustrate his more general good qualities, already mentioned.... | |
 | Nathaniel Parker Willis - 1835 - 274 str.
...eaves, and drawing in His beautiful bright neck, and, from the hills, A murmur like the hoarseness of the sea Tells the release of waters, and the earth...pleasant smell, and the dry leaves Are lifted by the grass—and so I know That Nature, with her delicate ear, hath heard The dropping of the velvet foot... | |
 | Nathaniel Parker Willis - 1837 - 266 str.
...eaves, and drawing in His beautiful bright neck, and, from the hills, A murmur like the hoarseness of the sea Tells the release of waters, and the earth...so I know That Nature, with her delicate ear, hath hoard The dropping of the velvet foot of Spring. Take of my violets ! I found them where The liquid... | |
 | Mrs. S. C. Hall - 1838 - 216 str.
...you saw them not, you felt that violets were here — even, as a poet, new amongst us, sings, where "the earth Sends up a pleasant smell, and the dry leaves Are lifted by the grass." There were thousands of those flowers along the broken hedgerows that skirted the narrow lane, and... | |
 | William Cullen Bryant - 1840 - 328 str.
...eaves, and drawing in His beautiful bright neck, and, from the hills, A murmur like the hoarseness of the sea Tells the release of waters, and the earth...hath heard The dropping of the velvet foot of Spring. Take of my violets ! I found them where The liquid South stole o'er them, on a bank That leaned to... | |
 | Rufus Wilmot Griswold - 1842 - 638 str.
...eaves, and drawing in His beautiful, bright neck; and, from the hills, A murmur like the hoarseness of the sea, Tells the release of waters, and the earth...hath heard The dropping of the velvet foot of Spring. Take of my violets ! I found them where The liquid south stole o'er them, on a bank That lean'd to... | |
 | Rufus Wilmot Griswold - 1843 - 280 str.
...and drawing in His beautiful bright neck, and, from the hills, APRIL. 61 A murmur like the hoarseness of the sea Tells the release of waters, and the earth...hath heard The dropping of the velvet foot of Spring. Take of my violets ! I found them where The liquid South stole o'er them, on a bank That lean'd to... | |
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You may hear birds at morning, and at eve The tame dove lingers till the twilight falls, Cooing upon the eaves, and drawing in His beautiful bright neck, and, from the hills, A murmur like the hoarseness of the sea Tells the release of waters, and the... 
