List of Thomas Campbell Quotes

He Scorn'd His Own, Who Felt Another's Woe.

Who Hail Thee, Man! The Pilgrim Of The Day, Spouse Of The Worm, And Brother Of The Clay.

What Though My Winged Hours Of Bliss Have Been, Like Angel Visits, Few And Far Between.

For There No Yew Nor Cypress Spread Their Glom But Roses Blossom'd Each Rustic Tomb.

A Stoic Of The Woods,--a Man Without A Tear.

But Sad As Angels For The Good Man's Sin, Weep To Record, And Blush To Give It In.

Ye Mariners Of England! That Guard Our Native Seas; Whose Flag Has Braved A Thousand Years, The Battle And The Breeze!

On The Green Banks Of Shannon, When Sheelah Was Nigh, No Blithe Irish Lad Was So Happy As I, No Harp Like My Own Could So Cheerily Play, And Wherever I Went Was My Poor Dog Tray.

Beauty's Witching Sway Is Now To Me A Star That's Fallen-a Dream That's Passed Away.

The Meteor Flag Of England Shall Yet Terrific Burn, Till Danger's Troubled Night Depart, And The Star Of Peace Return.

Who Hath Not Own'd, With Rapture-smitten Frame, The Power Of Grace, The Magic Of A Name.

Without The Smile From Partial Beauty Won, O What Were Man? - A World Without A Sun.