 | Richard Garland - 1813 - 116 pages
...J»» Puck should brood o'er his frolic sly, g/ And where profuse the wood-veitch cling* _BV tf Round ash and elm in verdant rings Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's bower. 55 Here rise no cliffs the vale to shade, But skirting every sunny glade In fair variety of green,... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1813 - 468 pages
...thicket nigh, Puck should brood o'er his frolick sly ; And where profuse the wood-veitch clings Round ash and elm in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's bower. • • III. Here rise no cliffs the vale to shade, But, skirting every sunny glade, In fair variety... | |
 | George Johnston - 1829 - 636 pages
...SMITH, — and so Sir WALTER SCOTT seems also to think, " And where profuse the Wood Vetch clings Round Ash and Elm in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's bower." 2. V. Cracca, downy ; flowers imbricated ; bluish-purple ; leaflets lanceolate, silky ; stipulas half-arrow-shaped,... | |
 | 1830 - 612 pages
...general habit, is not exceeded by any in thU island. " And where profuse the Wood Vetch clings Round ash and elm in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's bower." The pious and philosophic Paley, in his evidence of a designed and studied mrchar.ism in the productions... | |
 | sir Walter Scott (bart.) - 1842 - 270 pages
...thicket nigh, Puck should hrood o'er his frolick sly ; And where profuse the wood-veitch clings Round ash and elm in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's hower. m. Here rise no cliffs the vale to shade, But, skirting every sunny glade, In fair variety of... | |
 | Teesdale - 1848 - 142 pages
...thicket nigh, Puck should brood o'er his frolic sly, And where profuse the wood-veitch clings, Round ash and elm in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower, Should canopy Titania's bower. Here rise no cliffs the vale to shade, But skirting every sunny glade, In fair variety of green, The... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1857 - 468 pages
...thicket nigh, Puck should brood o'er his frolic sly ; And where profuse the wood-veteh clings Round ash and elm, in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's bower. XII. Here rise no cliffs the vale to shade ; But, skirting every sunny glade, . In fair variety of... | |
 | Sir Walter Scott - 1857 - 448 pages
...thicket nigh, Puck should brood o'er his frolic sly ; And where profuse the wood- vetch clings Round ash and elm in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's bower. 3 Here rise no cliffs the vale to shade; But, skirting every sunny glade, lu fair variety of green... | |
 | Thomas Starr King - 1859 - 438 pages
...thicket nigh, Puck should brood o'er his frolic sly; And where profuse the wood-vetch clings Round ash and elm in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's bower But what a rare joy when, in some warm summer evening, we can sail on the lake while the moon is full... | |
 | David Hudson M'Nicoll - 1861 - 238 pages
...Vetch (Vicia sativa). Sides of fields and footpaths. And where profuse the WOOD-VETCH clings Round ash and elm in verdant rings, Its pale and azure-pencilled flower Should canopy Titania's bower. Sir WALTEB SCOTT. Narrow-leaved Crimson Vetch (Vicia angustifolia). Spring Vetch (Vicia lathy roides).... | |
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For the light fairies' lively feet. Yon tufted knoll with daisies strown Might make proud Oberon a throne, While, hidden in the thicket nigh, Puck should brood o'er his frolic sly; And where profuse the wood-vetch clings Round ash and elm in verdant rings,... 
