Read full poem →The central theme of all the songs is the power and endurance of the
affections, and four refer especially to the love of children. The first
of these sings the power of their love for their child in bringing about
Dictionary Entry
To direct the attention of.
Origin
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Common Phrases
back referonly refer. referhere refer
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Poetry examples for “refer”
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Read full poem →that of prose, but which is not so violently nor so obviously accented as
the so-called "regular verse." We refer those interested in the question
to the Greek Melic poets, and to the many excellent French studies on the
Read full poem →monument. So that exactly ut pictura poesis ; and hard it is to say, whe-
ther our authors or Guido painted best. I shall refer to the note below
for a farther comment, and proceed to another instance of superior excel-
Read full poem →As these last quotations are not only specimens of dictiofi a,i\d sentiment^
but of patsions inflamed into poetic enthusiasm; I shall refer the reader to
some other parallels of passiotis and characters that greatly resemble, and
Read full poem →we will produce at least some parallels of poetic diction and sentiments^
and refer to some of the characters and passions.
Read full poem →“ Supplement to Shakspeare,” to which work we refer
our readers for further information.
Read full poem →Whitgift to be burnt--that recourse was had to the expedient of
reprinting it at Middleburgh. In the notes I refer to this edition as
Isham copy.
Read full poem →which, considering the back- ground, it is hardly surprising if anyone
hardly should call exactly extraordinary. We refer, of course, to my
position. A bachelor incapable of occupation, he had long suppressed
Read full poem →cuerpo de la anciang únido á las considé=-
raciones que lleyo refer idas y á víras de:
que 10 hay necesidad de hablar, lian hás-
Read full poem →And yet to-day I saw thee smiling. How
Refer the cause?—Beloved, is it thou
Or I, who makes me sad? The acolyte