How throbs the pulse when first we view The eye that rolls in glossy blue, Or sparkles black, or mildly throws A beam from under hazel brows!
The wa'nut logs shot sparkles out Towards the pootiest, bless her!
Front door and back of the mossed old farmhouse Open with the morn, and in a breezy link Freshly sparkles garden to stripe-shadowed orchard, Green across a rill where on sand the minnows wink.
No light from sons of time, Nor brilliance from its gold; It sparkles with its own glad light, As in the ages old.
Females themselves the glorious ardour feel, And boast an equal or a greater zeal; From nymph to nymph the state-infection flies, Swells in her breast, and sparkles in her eyes.
One after another the sleepers awake; they cast aside their night-gear, and they brace on the armour that sparkles in the beams of the morning sun.
A few adhering rivets loosed, upsprings The angel, sparkles off his mail, which rings Whirled from each delicatest limb it warps, So might Apollo from the sudden corpse Of Hyacinth have cast his luckless quoits.
I assert, As sparkles want but fuel to expand Into a conflagration no mere squirt Will quench too quickly, so might Croisic strand, Had Fortune pleased posterity to chowse, Boast of her brace or beacons luminous.
Like to the sun-nurtured sparkles of air Were the fair yellow waves of the locks of thy hair, Pure as foam the soft skin of the one of our race, Who was mighty in mind as majestic in grace.
The Cross descends, thy minarets arise, And the pale crescent sparkles in the glen, Through many a cypress grove within each city's ken.
And as often as she thought of Frau Ceres, sparkles flashed before her eyes, for she saw then the diamond ornaments of Frau Ceres, such as the reigning princess herself did not possess.
On the bright summer days people sail joyously up and down the river, everything sparkles and glitters in the sunlight, and is full of gladness.
Our only light the sparkles that rise up round us at every step, and die behind us; and all around, and all before, the great black unfathomable eternities?
A more crystalline night, more full of fulgent stars, was never seen, stars everywhere, but mostly scattered in large sparkles on the snow.
At night our hair crackles and sparkles when we brush it.
In the sunlight the snow surface sparkles with its myriad stars of crystals.
In the early morning Monte d'Oro sparkles like a Monte Rosa with its fresh snow, and the whole inferior range puts on the crystal blueness of dawn among the Alps.
Who shall predict the ultimate destiny of the humble ripple of water thatsparkles along at our feet?
There is one universal soul, thatsparkles through all things in the world, as it is the same translucent water, that glistens in lake and large oceans and seas.
In the city, the town, the village, and the open country, every eye sparkles with contentment, and every tongue speaks the language of independence.
And she poked the fire with great energy, sending a thousand sparkles of flame dancing up the wide chimney.
Here waxlights burned in fiery clusters upon huge candelabra, and woke sparkles in the golden stars which strewed the azure ceiling-vault.
Flushing sparkles cheerfully ahead of us, and along the Scheldt glitter the Dutch villages.
So uncanny and awe-inspiring is it, laid across the dark and placid blue of the sea, which sparkles innocently under the cloudless sky of an AEgean June.
When the red wine of Badakshan Sparkles for thee, beware, O Khan, "With water quench the fire within, And drown each day thy devilkin!
Terpsichore, read at an annual dinner of the Phi Beta Kappa Society at Cambridge, sparkles throughout with keen wit, quaint conceits, and satire so good-natured that the subjects of it can enjoy it as heartily as their neighbors.
In these rhyming efforts, scattered up and down his Journal, there are occasional sparkles of genuine wit, and passages of keen sarcasm, tersely and fitly expressed.
Even the remotest corners had their share of it, and were lighted up, when the stranger smiled, as with tips of flame and sparkles of fire.
Meanwhile Pegasus had again paused in the air, and neighed angrily, while sparkles of a pure crystal flame darted out of his eyes.
But, ere the Gascon practice on great Harry, Sparkles of virtue shall shoot forth in him, In equal scorn of labours and of gold.
Goodness Divine, which from itself doth spurn All envy, burning in itself so sparkles That the eternal beauties it unfolds.
But ere the Gascon cheat the noble Henry, Some sparkles of his virtue shall appear In caring not for silver nor for toil.
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