 | Richard Ryan - 1826 - 320 pages
...spleen and rancour far away; Tins is a day, a holiday ! a holiday ! Drive care and sorrow far away. Here Nature nurs'd her darling boy,* From whom all...rebound, Now, now, we tread enchanted ground, Here Shakspeare walk'd and sung !" At three, a grand and sumptuous banquet was given at the amphitheatre,... | |
 | Richard Ryan - 1826 - 320 pages
...spleen and rancour far away ; This is a day, a holiday ! a holiday ! Drive care and sorrow far away. Here Nature nurs'd her darling boy,* From whom all...strung •. From heart to heart let joy rebound, Now, LOW, we tread enchanted ground, Here Shakspeare walk'd and sung !" At three, a grand and sumptuous... | |
 | Francis Smith - 1827 - 362 pages
...Drive spleen and rancour far away; This is a day! a holiday! a holiday! Drive care and sorrow far away. Here Nature nurs'd her darling boy, From whom all...rebound, Now, now we tread enchanted ground, Here Shakspeare walk'd and sung. At three o'clock, between seven and eight hundred persons, ladies as well... | |
 | James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps - 1849 - 210 pages
...coals." Numerous notices of Penkethman, and his " booth," occur in the literature of the period. 171. SHAKESPEARE'S GARLAND, being a Collection of new Songs,...enchanted ground, Here Shakespeare walk'd and sung ! 1 72. THE WARWICKSHIRE LAD'S GARLAND, composed of several excellent new Songs. 12mo. Licensed and... | |
 | James Orchard Halliwell-Phillipps - 1849 - 208 pages
...coals." Numerous notices of Penkethman, and his " booth," occur in the literature of the period. 171. SHAKESPEARE'S GARLAND, being a Collection of new Songs,...enchanted ground, Here Shakespeare walk'd and sung ! 172. THE WARWICKSHIRE LAD'S GARLAND, composed of several excellent new Songs. 12mo. Licensed and... | |
 | Percy Society - 1851 - 464 pages
...Henley Street where Shakespeare is said to have been born, — Here Nature nurs'd her darling boy, Whose harp the muses strung : From heart to heart...Songs. 12mo. Licensed and enter'd according to Order, n, d. Printed about the time of the Jubilee, containing a song respecting Shakespeare. 58. THE FACTOR'S... | |
 | William Carew Hazlitt - 1872 - 390 pages
...Nature nursed her darling boy,* * This verse was sung opposite the house where Shakspeare was born. From whom all care and sorrow fly, Whose harp the...rebound, Now, now, we tread enchanted ground, Here Shakspeare walked and sung ! " At three, a grand and sumptuous banquet was given at the amphitheatre,... | |
 | William Carew Hazlitt - 1900 - 380 pages
...Nature nursed her darling boy,* * This verse was sung opposite the house where Shakspeare was born. From whom all care and sorrow fly, Whose harp the...rebound, Now, now, we tread enchanted ground, Here Shakspeare walked and sung ! " At three, a grand and sumptuous banquet was given at the amphitheatre,... | |
 | Barbara Hodgdon - 1998 - 332 pages
...up and redressed in fine clothes, participate in inventing Shakespeare's own tradition. Origins II Here Nature nurs'd her darling Boy, From whom all care and sorrow fly, Whose Harp the Muses strung —Jubilee chorus, 1769 Describing Shakespeare's Birthplace as "the only Delphic shrine now left to... | |
 | 1880 - 130 pages
...of the mechanical skill of the time. STRATFOKD-ON-AVON, " Here nature nursed her darling boy, Prom whom all care and sorrow fly, Whose harp the Muses...enchanted ground. Here SHAKESPEARE walk'd and sung." THE 'stupendous intellectual altitude' of William Shakespeare, the woolstapler's son, annually induces... | |
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Here Nature nurs'd her darling boy, From whom all care and sorrow fly, Whose harp the muses strung : From heart to heart let joy rebound, Now, now, we tread enchanted ground, Here Shakespeare walk'd and sung ! 1 72. 