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Lord Byron: "...until he reached the castellated Rhine:- Ye glorious Gothic scenes! How much ye strike all phantasies, not even excepting mine! A grey wall a green ruin, rusty pike, make my soul pass the equinoctial line between the present and the past worlds, and hover upon their airy confines, half-seas-over.."
"...and many a rock which steeply lowers, and noble arch in proud decay, look o'er this vale of vintage-bower; but one thing want these banks of Rhine, -thy gentle hand to clasp in mine.."
"Adieu to thee again, a vain adieu! There can be no farewell to scene like thine; The mind is coloured by every hue; and if reluctantly the eyes resign their cherished gaze on thee, lovely Rhine!"
Goethe: "River, river glide along, without stop or stay! Murmur, whisper to my song in melodious play..."
John Gay: "Pour out the Rhine-wine! Let it flow like a free and bounding river; till sadness sinks and every woe lies drown'd beneath its waves forever, for naught can cheer the hearts that pine, like a good Rhine-wine"
Heinrich Heine: "The air is cool and it darkleth, and calmly flows the Rhine.."
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