 | British drama - 1804 - 946 pages
...CHARALOIS and ROMONT meet it. Charulois speaks. Romont weeping. Solemn music k. Three creditor!. Char. How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding...windy sighs. Moves the whole frame of this solemnity : Tears, sighs and blacks tilling the simile ! Whilst I, the only murmur in this grove Of death, thus... | |
 | British drama - 1804 - 954 pages
...CHARALOIS and ROMONT meet it. Charalois »peaks. Romont Keeping. Solemn muiick. Three creditors. Char. How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding...windy sighs. Moves the whole frame of this solemnity : Pears, sighs and blacks tilling the simile ! Whilst I, the only murmur in this grove Of death, thus... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 510 pages
...CHARALOIS and UOMOM meet it. Charulois speaks. Romont weepmg. Solemn musick. Three creditors. Char. How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding...windy sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity : Tears, sighs and blacks filling the simile ! Whilst I, the only murmur in this grove Of death, thus... | |
 | English drama - 1804 - 516 pages
...and ROMONT meet it. Churalois «peaks. Roman t Neeping. Solemn musick. THrée creditors. Char. How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding softly with our windv sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity : Tears, sighs and blacks filling the simile !... | |
 | Philip Massinger - English drama - 1805 - 540 pages
...procession, if too metaphorical for his character and situation, is at least highly poetical : How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding...windy sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity ! Whilst I, the Only murmur in this grove Of death, thus hollowly break forth. v The Fatal Dowry, Act... | |
 | Philip Massinger - English drama - 1805 - 606 pages
...RoMONT and CHARALOIS, followed by the Gaolers and Officers, with Creditors, meet it. . Charal. How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding...windy sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity ! Tears, sighs, and blacks1 filling the simile ; Whilst I, the only murmur in this grove Of death,... | |
 | Charles Lamb - English drama - 1808 - 512 pages
...Romont, friend to the deceased. Three creditors are among the spectators. Charalois speaks. Char. How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding...windy sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity ! Tears, sighs, and blacks, filling the simile ; Whilst I, the only murmur in this grove Of death,... | |
 | English drama - 1811 - 718 pages
...CHARALOIS and ROMONT meet it. CHARALOIS speaks. ROMOHT weeping. Solemn musick. Three Creditors. Char. How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding...windy sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity! Tears, sighs and blacks filling the simile ; Whilst I, the only murmur in this grove Of death, thus... | |
 | British drama - 1811 - 712 pages
...CHARALOIS and RoMOHT meet it. CHARALOIS speaks. ROMONT Keeping. Solemn musick. Three Creditors. Char. How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding...windy sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity ! Tears, sighs and blacks filling the simile ; Whilst I, the only murmur in this grove Of death, thus... | |
 | 1811 - 418 pages
...Funeral Procession, if too metaphorical for his character and situation, is at least highly poetical: How like a silent stream, shaded with night, And, gliding...windy sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity ! * # * * Whilst I, the only murmurer in this grove Of death, thus hollowly break forth. The Fatal... | |
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How like a silent stream shaded with night, And gliding softly with our windy sighs, Moves the whole frame of this solemnity ! Tears, sighs, and blacks... 
