Brandenburgh Harvest-Song,-From the German of La Motte Fouqué The Shade of Theseus,-Ancient Greek Tradition Greek Funeral Chant or Myriologue The Parting Song The Suliote Mother. The Farewell to the Dead THE FOREST SANCTUARY. Ihr Plätze aller meiner stillen freuden, So ist des geistes ruf an mich ergangen, Die Jungfrau von Orleans. Long time against oppression have I fought, And for the native liberty of faith Have bled and suffer'd bonds, Remorse, a Tragedy. THE following Poem is intended to describe the mental conflicts, as well as outward sufferings of a Spaniard, who, flying from the religious persecutions of his own country in the 16th century, takes refuge with his child in a North American forest. The story is supposed to be related by himself amidst the wilderness which has afforded him an asylum. |