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| "Who
has not loved, at such an hour, upon that heath, in birchen bower." |
"That
low plaint oft and oft repeating to the coy mate that needs so much entreating." |
"The
grand ethereal bow shoots up immense." |
"All
day thy wings have fanned at that far height, the cold, thin atmosphere." |
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| "From under the boughs in the snow-clad wood, the merle and the mavis are peeping." |
"The
tawny eagle seats his callow brood high on the cliff, and feasts his young with blood." |
"A
snow-white ram, and in the crystal flood another and the same!" |
"He
is forced to leave a nut nigh broke, and for his life to leape to a neighbor oake." |