One poem entitled " Gif Langour Maks Men Licht " is ascribed to " King Hary Stewart ".
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The very breezes seemed to share the delicious langour of universal nature, are laden the various and mingled perfumes of the rose and the jessamine, the woodbine and its wildflower.
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There are three degrees of this species of suffering designated by mystical writers as the " inflammation of love ", the " wounds of love ", and the " langour of love ".
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He gives us the busy rhythms of a morning in Calcutta, the langour of a summer afternoon, that surreal nighttime moment, after a power failure when the lights are restored, like the candles on a birthday cake magically being relit.
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In the words of the Wagner scholar Thomas S . Grey, " The Bacchanal remained a defining focus of many . . . productions, as a proving ground for changing conceptions of the post-coital langour, for which the Paris score offers ample encouragement ".
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It leads onto to Devonside by the Crankie Brae and the Glen which has recently had a number of new builds attached to the land just up from Langour which leads onto Devonside and Drummie Road and then towards Sterling Mills, formerly Samuel Jones Paper Mill, and then into Moss Road in Tillicoultry.
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To take one example, even at Hogwood's faster tempo, she brings to the vocal line of " Verdi piante " ( Blooming thickets ), Angelica's farewell to the trees and streams she has shared with Medoro, a langour and softness lacking in Christie's sensibly slower version.
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