 Then from within a voice exclaims " Aspire !" Phantoms, that upward point, before him pass, As in the Cave athwart the Wizard's glass ; They, that on Youth a grace, a lustre shed, Of every nge — the living and the dead ! Thou.  Eleanor: Or Life Without Love - Page 44by Hannah Gardner Creamer - 1850 - 202 pagesFull view - About this book
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....interesting bearings ; — and then we pass t» (he bolder kindling and loftier aspirations of Youth. ' Then is the Age of Admiration — Then Gods walk the earth, or beings more than men ! Ha ! then comes thronging many a wild desire, And high imagining and thought of fire ! Then from... | |
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...was blown, And every ear and every heart was won, And all in green array were chasing down the sun! Then is the Age of Admiration — Then" Gods walk the earth, or beings more than men! Ha! then comes thronging many a wild desire, And high imagining and thought of fire ! Then from within... | |
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...world will cast degradation upon them — for shame ever follows the steps of excess. Those, " Being more than men Who breathe the soul of inspiration round, Whose very shadow consecrates the ground," are amply punished by the reproach their own hearts must bring them,... | |
 | Samuel Rogers - 1829 - 520 pages
...heart was won, And all in green array were chasing down the sun ! Then is the Age of Adminition(ii)— Then Gods walk the earth, or beings more than men, Who breathe the soul of Inspiration round. Whose тегу shadows consecrate the ground ! Ah, then comes thronging many a wild desire, And high imagining... | |
 | Oskar Ludwig Bernhard Wolff - Danish literature - 1832 - 706 pages
...slumbers like the l>roo<l¡n¡; dove, And, if she can, exhaust a mother's love!1 S3ou ber Srugenb fagt er: Then is the age of admiration — Then Gods walk the earth, or beings more than men! Ha! then comes thronging many a wild desire, And high imagining and thought of fire ! Then from within... | |
 | Oskar Ludwig Bernhard Wolff - 1832 - 706 pages
...slumbers like the brooding- dove, And, if she can, exhaust a mother's love!* i ber 3ugenb fagt er : Then is the age of admiration — Then Gods walk the earth, or beings more than men! Ha! then comes thronging many a wild desire, And high imagining and thought of fire ! Then from within... | |
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...heart was won, And all in green array were chasing down the sun! Then is the Age of Admiration—Then Gods walk the earth, or beings more than men; Who...ground! Ah, then comes thronging many a wild desire, "j And high imagining and thought of fire! V Then from within a voice exclaims " Aspire!" J Phantoms,... | |
 | English poetry - 1836 - 514 pages
...was won, And all in green array were chasing dow n the «un ' Then is the Age of Admiration (11) — Then Gods walk the earth, or beings more than men,...many a wild desire, And high imagining and thought of /ire ! Then from within a voice exclaims " Aspire !" Phantoms, that upward point, before him pass,... | |
 | Monthly literary register - 1839 - 720 pages
...every kind of fraud and injustice — rightly is it reprobated! THE TWO VOICES. THE VOICE OF YOUTH. Then is the age of admiration ; then Gods walk the earth, or beings more than men : Then, from within, a voice exclaims "Aspice I" — ROOEKS. IF Time with iron touch dispels Each bright... | |
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...array were chasing down the sun ' Then is the Age of Admiration (11) — Then lods walk the earlh, or beings more than men, Who breathe the soul of Inspiration round, Whose very shadow? consecrate Ihe ground ! Ah, then comes thronging many a wild desire, And high imagining and... | |
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