 mid mortality ; As the love from Petrarch's urn Yet amid yon hills doth burn, A quenchless lamp, by which the heart Sees things unearthly ; so thou art, Mighty spirit : so shall be The city that did refuge thee.  Byron - Page 126by John Nichol - 1880 - 212 pagesFull view - About this book
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...the great and wise of former days. The genius loci is a mighty advocate in behalf of antiquity :— " As the ghost of Homer clings Round Scamander's wasting...Shakspeare's might Fills Avon and the world with light ; " go we may not well pass unaffected by the congregation of priest, and poet, and sage, whose recollections... | |
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