 ... objects of his solicitude, lest danger should approach them, and he not be there to give the warning note. On the tall branch of a tree, or some other elevated resting-place, he sits and pours out his full heart in song : — Beyond the clust'ring...  Fugitive Pieces - Page 36by Frances Greensted - 1796 - 46 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Henry Gardiner Adams - 1863 - 330 pages
...full heart in song : — Beyond the clust'ring filbert's high-raised arch, The arbour wide expands its ample space, In cool recess impervious to the beam...height With blaze intense he pours the flood of day ; Perched on the fickle vane the cheerful Thrush In love- taught warblings cheers his constant mate,... | |
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