"Imbrown" Quotes from Famous Books
 ... While fleeting minutes gaily danc'd away: With her I'd walk, delighted, o'er the green, Thro' ev'ry blooming mead, and rural scene, Or sit in open fields damask'd with flow'rs, Or where cool shades imbrown the noon-tide bow'rs, Imparadis'd within my eager arms, I'd reign the happy monarch of her charms: Oft on her panting bosom would I lay, And, in dissolving raptures, melt away; Then lull'd, by nightingales, to balmy rest, My blooming fair should ...
— The Young Gentleman and Lady's Monitor, and English Teacher's Assistant • John Hamilton Moore |
