| 1871 - 812 pages
...Great Heaven ! perish every thought Of wrath against so loved a maid ; Nay, if her sword my life blood sought I'd kiss the blade. The pain she giveth I prefer...on; As though I might its fury bind Like Solomon. LETTER FROM CAIRO. MY DEAR At Cairo I realized what I had failed to do thoroughly at Alexandria, that... | |
| 1872 - 740 pages
...having apostrophized the zephyr, and besought it to carry a message to his beloved, he says, — " Each day I send my envoys there ; But bootless do...: As though I might its fury bind, Like Solomon." These constant allusions to the history and traditions of the Arabs make the Divan of El Behii Zoheir... | |
| William Makepeace Thackeray - Electronic journals - 1872 - 822 pages
...Thus, having apostrophized the Zephyr, and besought it to carry a message to his beloved, he says : Each day I send my envoys there, But bootless do they...aye return, Each day brings forth some gloomier care Fur me to learn. And now I bid the very wind To speed my loving message on, As though I might its fury... | |
| Walter Besant - Arabists - 1883 - 460 pages
...poets. Thus, apostrophizing the Zephyr, and beseeching it to carry a message to his beloved, he says : And now I bid the very wind To speed my loving message...on, As though I might its fury bind, Like Solomon. These constant allusions to the history and traditions of the Arabs, make the Divan of El Beha Zoheir... | |
| William Alexander Clouston - English literature - 1889 - 646 pages
...— to which the poet Baha-ed-Din Zuhayr, of Egypt, thus alludes in an address to his lady-love : " And now I bid the very wind To speed my loving message...on, As though I might its fury bind, Like Solomon. " The wind is a common messenger of love in the amatory poetry of the East ; — thus a pre-Islamite... | |
| 402 pages
...poets. Thus, apostrophizing the Zephyr, and beseeching it to carry a message to his beloved, he says : And now I bid the very wind To speed my loving message...on, As though I might its fury bind, Like Solomon. These constant allusions to the history and traditions of the Arabs, make the Divan of El Behd Zoheir... | |
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