| 1836 | |
| And drops, a senseless weight, | 1819 |
And drops, a senseless weight,
| 1827 | |
| A happy respite!—but he wakes;— And feels the glimmering of the moon— And to stretch forth his hands is trying;— Sure, when he knows where he is lying, He'll sink into a second swoon. | 1819 |
A happy respite!—but he wakes;—
And feels the glimmering of the moon—
And to stretch forth his hands is trying;—
Sure, when he knows where he is lying,
He'll sink into a second swoon.
| 1827 | |
| ... placid ... | 1819 |