...night, Me, who would fain have blessed the« with a love More ripe and bounteous than ever yet Killed up with nectar any mortal heart : But thou didst scorn...humble messenger, And sent'st him back to me with bruistU wings. We spirits only show to gentle eyes, We ever ask an undivided love. And he who scorns...

...night, Me, who would fain have blessed thee with a love More ripe and bounteous than ever yet Filled up with nectar any mortal heart: But thou didst scorn...thenceforth exiled and shut out from all. Farewell 1 for thou canst never see me more." Then Rhcecus beat his breast, and groaned aloud, And cried, "...

...bounteous than ever yet Filled up with nectar any mortal heart: But thou didst scorn my humble messen oak, And sent'st him back to me with bruised wings. We...Farewell ! for thou canst never see me more." Then Rhoecus beat his breast, and groaned aloud, And cried, " Be pitiful ! forgive me yet This once, and...

...with nectar any mortal heart : oak, And sent'st him back to me with bruised wings. We spirits oiily show to gentle eyes, We ever ask an undivided love,...Farewell ! for thou canst never see me more." Then Rhrecus beat his breast, and groaned aloud, And cried, " Be pitiful ! forgive me yet This once, and...

...night, Me, who would fain have blessed thee with a love More ripe and bounteous than ever yet Filled up with nectar any mortal heart: But thou didst scorn...humble messenger, And sent'st him back to me with braised wings. We spirits only show to gentle eyes, We ever ask an undivided love, And he who scorns...

...night, Me, who would fain have blessed tliee with a love More ripe and bounteous than ever yet Filled up with nectar any mortal heart : But thou didst scorn...Farewell ! for thou canst never see me more." Then Rbcecus beat his breast, and groaned aloud, And cncd, " 13c pitiful ! forgive me yet This once, and...

...night, Me, who would fain have blessed thee with a love More ripe and bounteous than ever yet Filled up with nectar any mortal heart : But thou didst scorn...all. Farewell ! for thou canst never see me more." OUT OF DOORS. 'Tis good to be abroad in the sun, His gifts abide when day is done; Each thing in nature...

...night, Me, who would fain have blessed thee with a love More ripe and bounteous than ever yet Filled up with nectar any mortal heart : But thou didst scorn...Farewell ! for thou canst never see me more." Then Rhoecus beat his breast, and groaned aloud And cried, " Be pitiful ! forgive me yet This once, and...

...nevermore Shalt thou behold me or by day or night. Thou didst scorn my humble messenger, And send'st him back to me with bruised wings. We spirits only show to gentle eyes. Farewell ! for thou canst never see me more." — Lowell. PICCOLA. Piccola lived in France. She was...

...130 Me, who would fain have blessed thee with a love More ripe and bounteous than ever yet Filled up with nectar any mortal heart: But. thou didst scorn...all. Farewell ! for thou canst never see me more.' 140 Then Rhoecus beat his breast, and groaned aloud, And cried, ' Be pitiful ! forgive me yet This...