Papurau Newydd Cymru

Chwiliwch 15 miliwn o erthyglau papurau newydd Cymru

Cuddio Rhestr Erthyglau

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WOMAN.

ON SPRING.

Newyddion
Dyfynnu
Rhannu

ON SPRING. Translated from the Greek Idyltium of Mcteager. WHILE far retiring Winter leads his train, Spring laughs, empurlell with her tlowers again; The dark brown earth with brightest green is crown'd, The forest waves his leafy ringlets round; And meadows drink the dews Aurora throws, And smile a welcome to the new-borne rose, With joy the shepherd pipes the hills among, With joy the goatherd counts the early young. Again the seamen spreads the wanton sail, Aadcleaves the wide waves on the zephyr gale; Again to Bacchus the glad swains carouse, And with flowering ivy twine their brows What time the bees their virgin wax-work mould, And fi-aiiie their cells, the sweets of Spring to hold. Again the birds their power of song employ,— A thousand notes, and every note of joy. Swallows, as circling round the walls they sweep, And halcyons brooding on the peaceful deep; On the lone river's brink the swan is heard, And in her secret grove the evening bird. The earth her leafy ringlets waves at large, The shepherd carols o'er his fleecy charge Once more the sailor cleaves the verdant main Once more li lie Bacchus leads the carol train Once more the wild bees hum—the wild birds sing: How should the bard forget to hail the Spring ? —Till—

LEONIDAS.

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CAPTAIN PARRY'S VOYAGE.

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