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...imagined use, _595 What exercise of subtlest art, has given Thy songs such power?—for those who hear may choose From three, the choicest of... ... delightful Boy, Of Jove and Maia sprung,—never by me, Nor thou, nor other songs, shall unremembered be. _770 26 Volume 3 HOMER’S HYMN HOMER’S HYM... ...tious, and be given A happy life for this brief melody, Nor thou nor other songs shall unremembered be. HOMER’S HYMN HOMER’S HYMN HOMER’S HYMN HOMER’S... ...tes. An edition (250 copies) of “Queen Mab” was printed at Lon- don in the summer of 1813 by Shelley himself, whose name, as author and printer, appea... ... texture of its frame, The varying periods painted changing glows, As on a summer even, _5 When s... ...arms on high _265 To meet the quiet of a summer’s noon.’ The Fairy waved her wand: Ahasuerus fled Fast as the shapes... ...leverent le colosse imaginaire de la Divinite. Si l’ignorance de la nature donna la naissance aux dieux, la connaissance de la nature est faite pour l...

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...and Dorothy Pierson, Sharon and George Darling, Ray and Adrienne Sweeney, Donna Potts, Jeff and Susan Bridges, Harry and Joan Karsten, Barb Godin, ... ..., Mark and Elizabeth Williams, Joe and Theresa Moore, Del Smith, Phil and Donna Gray, Mike and Susan Cheney-O'Byrne, Chris Smith, David Kapralik, P... ...xt day's experiences with great anticipation. Then one morning during the summer of 1948, I awakened to a day I had not anticipated. I found out tha... ...e appealed to me. I had vis­ ited Aunt Della there during the two previous summers, and for a southern-born, southern-bred, scared-to-death, skinny b... ... cookies, which were like no other cookies I had ever tasted before, on a summer visit two years earlier. Ruby, who always baked delicious cakes and... ...year. A rock star will have a hit record, and then the next three or four songs sound like the last one. On~e a television show becomes a hit, three...

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...rus in full parade on the stage, not presuming to interfere with the prima donna as she sings her death song over the footlights. Nay, that chorus wil... ...ria- tions with flute obbligato, is none the less a very perceptible prima donna. In everything but musical technique the change from Lohengrin to The... ...hree simple chords which festive students who vamp accompaniments to comic songs “by ear” soon find sufficient for nearly all the popular tunes in the... ...r, it effected a new depar- ture in that excellent German institution, the summer the- atre. Unlike our opera houses, which are constructed so that th... ...mercial success which has followed this policy shows that the public wants summer theatres of the highest class. There is no reason why the experiment... ...ch- mond Hill, not to say Margate pier, so that we could have a delightful summer evening holiday, Bayreuth fashion, pass- ing the hours between the a... ...trol attributed by credulous pilgrims to Madame Wagner do not exist. Prima donnas and tenors are as unmanageable at Bayreuth as anywhere else. Casts a...

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...have nothing to exhibit but their prettiness, will vanish like the obscene songs which were supposed to enliven the squalid dulness, incredible to the... ...the backbone, and not, like the heroines of our fashionable drama, a prima donna of Italian origin. Conse- quently she was sure to be denounced as unn... ...Stuart as the Reverend Samuel Gardner.] 28 Mrs. Warren’s Profession ACT I Summer afternoon in a cottage garden on the eastern slope of a hill a littl... ...if I went in for it in earnest. The papers were full just then of Phillipa Summers beating the senior wrangler. You remem- ber about it, of course. PR... ...ossible. He has never known before what it is to stray over the heath on a summer night with my Vivie. CROFTS [sitting up in some consternation] I say...

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...e strange interregnum of the seasons which in America is termed the Indian Summer, Mr. Bedloe departed as usual for the hills. The day passed, and sti... ...es. “The thick and peculiar mist, or smoke, which distinguishes the Indian Summer, and which now hung heavily over all ob- jects, served, no doubt, to... ...satisfied myself upon this point, I was about turning my eyes to the prima donna, when they were arrested and riveted by a figure in one of the privat... ... in American mansions of the better sort lights seldom, during the heat of summer, make their appearance at this, the most pleasant pe- riod of the da... ... where I was; but my own pru- dential views rendered this unnecessary. The songs which I so much admired, and which so confirmed my impression of the ...

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...to read, and even, on an old piano, she had taught him two or three little songs. But to all this Monsieur Bovary , caring little for letters, said, “... ...wet clothes, which smoked as he sat in front of the hot stove. On the fine summer evenings, at the time when the close 10 Madame Bovary streets are e... ...ly, one day following another, a spring on a winter, and an autumn after a summer, this wore away, piece by piece, crumb by crumb; it passed away, it ... ...ength of the fine days made the country perhaps even more wearisome in the summer. And, according to what she was saying, her voice was clear, sharp, ... ...to sleep and snored. But with the coffee everyone woke up. Then they began songs, showed off tricks, raised heavy weights, performed feats with their ... ...n slipped out from the study to go and see her. She knew by heart the love songs of the last century , and sang them in a low voice as she stitched aw... ...i- cation and the anguish that had almost killed her. The voice of a prima donna seemed to her to be but echoes of her con- science, and this illusion...

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...he is an an- gel too, she, too, has suffered wrong. She came to us for the summer, and she brought sixteen roubles she had earned by lessons and saved... ...er the fence, as he had the day before, get into the garden and sit in the summer-house. If Dmitri were not there, thought Alyosha, he would not annou... ...ying in wait for Grushenka to come, he would be very likely to come to the summer-house. Alyosha did not, however, give much thought to the details of... ...s in the mon- asteries, used to give regular performances in which the Ma- donna, the saints, the angels, Christ, and God Himself were brought on the ... ...eisure hours we shall make their life like a child’s game, with children’s songs and innocent dance. Oh, we shall allow them even sin, they are weak a...

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...orrid soil Alternately their shifting hands they plied. Thus use the dogs in summer still to ply Their jaws and feet by turns, when bitten sore By gna... ...a wide flat It finds, which overstretchmg as a marsh It covers, pestilent in summer oft. Hence journeying, the savage maiden saw ‘Midst of the fen a t... ...he lion of the snowy lair. Inconstant partisan! that changeth sides, Or ever summer yields to winter’s frost. And she, whose flank is wash’d of Savio’... ..., Orl.Inn. Iib. 1. c. xii. st. 86. Marino, Adone, c. xvii. st. 63. and Sor. “Donna vestita di nero.” and Spenser’s Faery Queen, b.4. c. xii. st. 34. a... ...na, History of Spain, b. xiii. c. 9. An account of Thibault, and two of his songs, with what were probably the original melodies, may be seen in Dr. ... ...re the poor In spirit.” Ah how far unlike to these The straits of hell; here songs to usher us, There shrieks of woe! We climb the holy stairs: And li... ...s of prose Without a rival stands, and lets the fools Talk on, who think the songster of Limoges O’ertops him. Rumour and the popular voice They look ...

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...orrid soil Alternately their shifting hands they plied. Thus use the dogs in summer still to ply Their jaws and feet by turns, when bitten sore By gna... ...a wide flat It finds, which overstretchmg as a marsh It covers, pestilent in summer oft. Hence journeying, the savage maiden saw ‘Midst of the fen a t... ...he lion of the snowy lair. Inconstant partisan! that changeth sides, Or ever summer yields to winter’s frost. And she, whose flank is wash’d of Savio’... ..., Orl.Inn. Iib. 1. c. xii. st. 86. Marino, Adone, c. xvii. st. 63. and Sor. “Donna vestita di nero.” and Spenser’s Faery Queen, b.4. c. xii. st. 34. a... ...na, History of Spain, b. xiii. c. 9. An account of Thibault, and two of his songs, with what were probably the original melodies, may be seen in Dr. ...

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...brief year of her life. She has floated through her winter and through her summer. She is a year nearer unto Death; for I did not fail to see that, as... ...ry seemed to be nearly the sole covering to her delicate form; but the mid-summer and midnight air was hot, sullen, and still, and no motion in the st... ... 139 V olume Two turning abruptly as he spoke—“what think you of this Ma- donna della Pieta ?” “It is Guido’s own! “ I said, with all the enthusiasm ... ...COTTAGE A Pendant to “The Domain of Arnheim” DURING A PEDESTRIAN TRIP last summer, through one or two of the river counties of New York, I found mysel... ...his one sorrowful theme, interweaving it into all our converse, as, in the songs of the bard of Schiraz, the same images are found occurring, again an...

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...cept that frag- ment. That is how it was with him. He remembered one still summer evening, an open window, the slanting rays of the setting sun (that ... ... a bald-headed, elderly man with ingratiating little eyes, wearing a full, summer overcoat. Lift- ing his hat, he introduced himself with a honeyed li... ... take her abroad ever since the spring, but they had been detained all the summer by business con- nected with their estate. They had been staying a w... ...w in the luggage van, and while they were nailing him up, the harlots sang songs and played the harp, that is to say, the piano. So this is that very ... ...s in the mon- asteries, used to give regular performances in which the Ma- donna, the saints, the angels, Christ, and God Himself were 228 THE BROTH... ...eisure hours we shall make their life like a child’s game, with children’s songs and innocent dance. Oh, we shall allow them even sin, they are weak a... ...lively, strolling about the room, laughing and praising the music and the songs, admiring everyone and everything. Maximov, blissfully drunk, never l...

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... spirit in magical harmonies, elfin tones, and elate darting rhythms as of summer lightning made au- dible. Here you have freedom in love and in moral... ...as they are, than be brought to the bar of the Nonconformist Conscience by Donna Elvira. Excommunication has become almost as serious a business as it... ...mp and went his way. Then came the romantic man, the Artist, with his love songs and his paintings and his poems; and with him I had great de- light f... ...y years, and some profit; for I cultivated my senses for his sake; and his songs taught me to hear better, his paintings to see better, and his poems ... ... No. My prudent regard for myself said No. My ear, practised on a thousand songs and symphonies; my eye, exercised on a thousand paintings; tore her v...

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...more malice than art, bears the following motto: Stair’s neck, mind, wife, songs, grandson, and the rest, Are wry, false, witch, pests, parricide, pos... ...ng, at the same time, a subject for your own pen. You must know then, last summer, while I was taking sketches on the coast of East Lothian and Berwic... ...k of a stranger than to court his admiration. Something there was of a Ma- donna cast, perhaps the result of delicate health, and of resi- dence in a ... ...burgh; and she, on the other hand, had, with her mother, resided the whole summer in Ravenswood, and, partly from taste, partly from want of any other... ...acks about it to yoursells and your kimmers, for my head is weel-nigh dung donnart wi’ it already.” As John’s authority was tolerably absolute, all de...