Vacation Rambles
章节目录
共 55 题- VACATION RAMBLES
- Cantabit vacuus coram latrone viator.--Juvenal
- PREFACE
- THOS. HUGHES.
- VACATION RAMBLES
- EUROPE--1862 to 1866
- Mild in temper, fierce in fight,--
- Think how th’ all-seeing God thy ways
- Car au chemin qu’il doit suivre
- Dieu même le conduira--
- À son aise et sans ennui
- Et ses enfans après lui
- Gunboats, unless you mean hereafter
- Beware the _Badger’s_ bloody pennant
- Gleanings from Boulogne
- Blankenberghe
- Belgian Bathing
- Belgian Boats
- AMERICA
- 8 a.m., Friday.
- I think I have told you already the sort
- AMERICA--1880 to 1887
- The Cumberland Mountains
- Life in an American Liner
- I pity mothers, too, down South,
- But it has the hard, cold glint
- EUROPE--1876 to 1895
- A Winter Morning’s Ride
- Every word that he speaks has been fierily furnaced
- A Village Festival
- Then let us pray that come it may--
- As come it will for a’ that--
- Don’t drink? All serene, if you’ll p’int me to summat that’s better
- Thet thee dost not possess a watch
- For ef you would, I’m sure you could
- Sech spworts be only meant for thaay
- In the sphere which overbrims
- With passion and thought--why, just
- As though he looked upon the sheath
- As though one looked upon the sheath
- Mild in temper, fierce in fight,--
- Your horse was down, your hope was flown; I saw the falchion
- At no price when it hinders doing,--
- In portraits he’s as much alone
- I saw an old man come riding by.
- Rome--Easter Day
- JOHN TO JONATHAN
- Brown foundlin’ o’ the woods, whose baby-bed
- Who saw in vision their young Ishmel strain
- Thou, skilled by Freedom an’ by gret events
- Thou, taught by Fate to know Jehovah’s plan
- An’ whose free latch-string never was drawed in
- Against the poorest child of Adam’s kin,--
- The grave’s not dug where traitor hands shall lay
- THE END