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...Henry Ossian Flipper--born into slavery in Thomasville, Georgia on March 21, 1856--did not learn to read and write until just before the end of the Civil War. Once the war had ended, Flipper attended several schools showing a great...

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................................5 FAREWELL TO THE MUSE ...................................6 ?And wilt thou weep when I am low?? .......................7 OSSIAN?S ADDRESS TO THE SUN IN ?CARTHON? .........................................................8 ?DEAR DOCTOR, I HAVE READ YOUR PLAY? ...9 ?So we?ll go no more a roving? .................................11 ?And thou art de...

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.................6 ‘And wilt thou weep when I am low?’ .......................7 OSSIAN’S ADDRESS TO THE SUN IN ‘CARTHON’ ................................... ...irst published in 1809] 7 Prometheus and Selected Short Poems of Lord Byron OSSIAN’S ADDRESS TO THE SUN IN ‘CARTHON’ Oh! thou that roll’st above thy ... ...olling blasts deform, Thou look’st from clouds and laughest at the Storm. To Ossian, Orb of Light! thou look’st in vain, Nor canst thou glad his aged ...

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...useppe da Lugo,"Istituzione Riti e Cerimonie dell'Ordine de' Francs-Maçons ossian Liberi Muratori.”, Venezia 1785 AA.VV , La storia proibita, Ed.Contr...

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...lferma kunveno 24 marto 1892) 1892 — Malaga Göteborg (G. Backman) Osterby (Ossian Holmquist) Erlangen (Fr v. Brtesen) Schweinfurt (P . Kramer, Kirschn...

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...th a young woman who is married to another. A climactic scene prominently features Goethe's own German translation of a portion of James Macpherson's Ossian cycle of poems, which had originally been presented as translations of ancient works, and was later found to have been written by Macpherson. (Introduction by Wikipedia and Barry Eads)...

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...46 -- Ode, 47 -- A Lover?s Complaint to his Mistress, 49 -- With Fielding?s ??Amelia??, 50 -- Written After a Walk Before Supper, 51 -- Imitated from Ossian, 52 -- The Complaint of Ninath¢ma: From the same, 53 -- Songs of the Pixies, 54 -- The Rose, 57...

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...fter a Walk Before Supper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Imitated from Ossian . . . . . . . . . . . 53 The Complaint of Ninathóma: From the sam... .... - 51 - Written After a Walk Before Supper Coleridge: Poems Imitated from Ossian 1793 The stream with languid murmur creeps, In Lumin’s fl... ...the Moon-beam of thy soul, In Slumber’s nightly hour. - 52 - Imitated from Ossian Coleridge: Poems The Complaint of Ninathóma: From the same ...

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...GLEN W GLEN W GLEN W GLEN In this still place, remote from men, Sleeps Ossian, in the NARROW GLEN; In this still place, where murmurs on But o... ...therefore, was it rightly said 30 That Ossian, last of all his race! Lies buried in this lonely place. 5. THE M...

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...t entirely absorbed by her. Like her! Some one asked me lately how I liked Ossian. JULY 11 MADAME M— is very ill. I pray for her recovery, because Cha... ...robably I am explicit enough. 70 The Sorrows of Y oung Werther OCTOBER 12 OSSIAN has superseded Homer in my heart. T o what a world does the illustri... ...she continued, “you will find your own translation of some of the songs of Ossian. I have not yet read them, as I have still hoped to hear you recite ... ...: they bathe thy lovely hair. Farewell, thou silent beam! Let the light of Ossian’s soul arise! “And it does arise in its strength! I behold my depart... ...xcessive. They felt that their own fate was pictured in the misfortunes of Ossian’s heroes, they felt this together, and their tears redoubled. Werthe...

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...o the grocer, “reflect yourself in the great mirror—if the mirror permits. Ossian!” A lacquey entered, and took hold of the client to dress him. “You ... ..., mon- sieur; your head is dressed as that of a man of talent ought to be. Ossian,” he said to the lacquey in livery, “dress monsieur and show him out...

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...re of this world but a daughter of the atmosphere, as sung in the poems of Ossian. She ran toward a piece of water, shook one of her legs lightly to c...

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...Don Quixote, Manon Lescaut, Clarissa, Lovelace, Robinson Crusoe, Gil Blas, Ossian, Julie d’Etanges, My Uncle Toby, Werther, Corinne, Adolphe, Paul and...

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...has introduced into his immense composition of French Warriors received by Ossian. Emilie fancied that she recognized her as a distinguished milady wh...

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...English rhythm, we trust will be found nearly as genuine as the version of Ossian by his celebrated namesake. “Birds of omen dark and foul, Night-cro... ...t CHAPTER XIX. As meets a rock a thousand waves, so Inisfail met Lochlin. —Ossian. The trumpets and bagpipes, those clamorous harbingers of blood and ...

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...ngled o’er a gloomy theme 565 With fancies thick as his inspiring stars, And Ossian (doubt not—’tis the naked truth) Summoned from streamy Morven—each...

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... other nation, feel for the misfortunes of an honourable foe. The Poems of Ossian had by their popularity sufficiently shown that, if writings on High...

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...he who penned the other day The Death of Abel, Shakespear, Doctor Young, And Ossian—doubt not, ’tis the naked truth— Summoned from streamy Morven, eac...

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...—this made McT urk (to whom Beetle conveyed it) sheer drunk for three days—Ossian; “The Earthly Paradise”; “Atalanta in Calydon”; and Rossetti—to name...

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...assume a virgin air, and recall by clouds of white material the maidens of Ossian, so poetically painted by Girodet. Her fair hair draped her elongate...

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...ss in ‘t: And now delay the progress of Don Juan, Till what is call’d in Ossian the fifth Juan. CANTO THE FIFTH. When amatory poets sing their l...

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...reath,” with their sappy inanities illustrated in die away mezzotints; also, Ossian; “Alonzo and Melissa:” maybe “Ivanhoe:” also “Album,” full of ori...

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...sed themselves with vari- ous pastimes, in which the joys of the shell, as Ossian has it, were not forgotten. ‘Others apart sat on a hill retired;’ pr...

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...a ture than our poets have sung. It is only white man’s poetry. Homer and Ossian even can never revive in London or Bos ton. And yet behold how thes... ... than Greece, and more wintry seas than the Aegean. The genuine remains of Ossian, or those ancient poems which bear his name, though of less fame and... ...eathen and ancients. Does English theology contain the recent discoveries! Ossian reminds us of the most refined and rudest eras, of Homer, Pindar, Is... ...ttached to fame. It was his prov ince to record the deeds of heroes. When Ossian hears the traditions of inferior bards, he exclaims,— 270 AWeekonth... ...deur of the similes is another feature which char acterizes great poetry. Ossian seems to speak a gigantic and universal language. The images and pic... ...lessening on the waves she spies The sails of him who slew her son.” If Ossian’s heroes weep, it is from excess of strength, and not from weakness,... ...ray He lopped with his inverted lance.” Crodar, blind and old, receives Ossian, son of Fingal, who comes to aid him in war;— “`My eyes have fail... ...`Crodar is blind, Is thy strength like that of thy fathers? Stretch, Ossian, thine arm to the hoary haired.’ 272 AWeekontheConcordandMerrimackR... ... Great is he who is within my walls, Sons of wave echoing Croma.’” Even Ossian himself, the hero bard, pays tribute to the su perior strength of h...

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...oncerning the pieces published by Mr. James Macpherson, as translations of Ossian, was at its height. Johnson had all along denied their authentic- it... ...to let you know that he un- derstood you meant to deny the authenticity of Ossian’s poems; that the originals were in his possession; that you might h... ...Mr. Peter Garrick and I met again, he was vehe- ment on the subject of the Ossian controversy; observing, ‘We do not know that there are any ancient E... ...ne, who ever saw and heard him, can forget, ‘He speaks ill of no- body but Ossian.’ Johnson was in high spirits this evening at the club, and talked w... ...uggested an internal ob- jection to the antiquity of the poetry said to be Ossian’s, that we do not find the wolf in it, which must have been the case... ...etry,’ as I had seen him enquire upon the spot into the authentic- ity of ‘Ossian’s Poetry.’ George Catcot, the pew- terer, who was as zealous for Row... ..., the pew- terer, who was as zealous for Rowley, as Dr. Hugh Blair was for Ossian, (I trust my Rever- end friend will excuse the comparison,) at- tend... ...hen I was young.’—’Have you, Sir? Pray what have you heard?’—’I have heard Ossian, Oscar, and every one of them.’ Johnson said of Chatterton, ‘This is... ...ing particulars:— Johnson thought the poems published as translations from Ossian had so little merit, that he said, ‘Sir, a man might write such stuf...

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...ied Levin. “Yes, my boy, there is! There, do you see, you know the type of Ossian’s women.... Women, such as one sees in dreams.... Well, these women ...

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...s,—a feeling analogous to that of Macpherson when the name of his creation Ossian was transcribed into all languages. That was certainly, for the Scot... ...ck. Madame la Duchesse de Langeais says they give a woman something vague, Ossianic, and very high-bred.” “Very good; send them to me at once.” Then t...

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...he poet. “Again, in estimating the merit of certain poems, whether they be Ossian’s or Macpherson’s can surely be of little con- sequence, yet, in ord...

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...oman seemed like a spirit of melancholy—some coy, pale, shadowy form among Ossian’s mists, or a type of remorse fly- ing from crime. The Parisienne wa...

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...he mythological conceptions of the ancient Ger mans, whereas the poems of Ossian manifest their modern origin by their inability to clear up question...

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...on which he was mounted, to the top of its speed, and sending, like one of Ossian’s heroes, his voice before him: “Gentlemen—gentlemen, save yourselve...

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... with the rifle, a half ironical smile curving its phantom lips, Like one of Ossian’s ghosts looks down. Leaves of Grass –Whitman 528 WASHINGTON’S M...

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...yet often wildly powerful rhapsodies of early Ara- bian minstrels, akin to Ossian rather than to anything else within our knowledge. What wonder then ...

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...eried Levin. “Yes, my boy, there is! There, do you see, you know the type of Ossian’s women. . . Women, such as one sees in dreams. . . Well, these wo...