 | Matthew Gregory Lewis - 1808 - 348 páginas
...Fortune, for thy news though ill j A heavy heart thou leaVst with me." — And now comes one, who letters brings To say, Count Julian scours the coast ; Swift...flies his regal halls and towers ; Alas, poor King ! a'one be flies ! His courser roved, as humour pleased; Neglected flowed the guiding rein : Such deep... | |
 | Matthew Gregory Lewis - 1809 - 344 páginas
...for thy news, though ill-; A hea*y heart thou leav'st with me." — And now comes one, who letters brings To say, Count Julian scours the coast ; Swift...subject bowers ! Adieu, his native groves and skies J He flies his regal halls and towers ; Alas, poor King! alone he flies! His courser roved, as humour... | |
 | Joseph S. Moore - 1853 - 900 páginas
...sadly thus quoth he: — 1 Thanks, Fortune, for thy news, though ill; And now comes one who letters brings, To say, Count Julian scours the coast; Swift...regal halls and towers; Alas, poor King, alone he flics! His courser roved, as humour pleased; Neglected flowd the guiding rein ; Such deep despair the... | |
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And now comes one who letters brings, To say, Count Julian scours the coast; Swift on his steed Rodrigo springs, And hastes to front the rebel-host. But such their numbers, such their might, The Monarch finds resistance vain: His chiefs and soldiers all... 