And, to complete the whole, Haidee was in the very
springtide and fulness of youthful charms -- she had not yet numbered more than twenty summers.
They lingered in the park until sunset, living in the amazing miracle and glory and wonder of the
springtide; and they went home as usual, by way of Spofford Avenue, that they might have the delight of looking at Patty's Place.
Quoth Robin, "I understand not why those of thy kind live in such a manner that all their wealth passeth from them like snow beneath the
springtide sun."
Athanase was fond of this solitude, enlivened by the sparkling water, where the fields were the first to green under the earliest smiling of the
springtide sun.
The poems in the devotional section of The New Minnesinger follow an arc of belief, from gentle supplication and questioning doubt, to open challenge, and to a new pagan trust in the spiritual consolations of the natural world: "To me it is enough to know / The birds will wake and sing; / And the simple flowers of long ago / About my pathway spring" ("The Fresh
Springtide," 3-6).
Benedict, "a man past the
springtide of life," had married his young nurse after a recuperative voyage together to Tahiti ("Cupid journeyed afar").
40, for String Orchestra Grieg Heartwoods 5/9/1926 Grieg-Bull
Springtide 12/11/1940 Hadley, Henry Symphony no.
Many species of intertidal crab display a rhythm of larval release wherein hatching occurs during
springtide periods near the time of nocturnal high tide (Forward 1987).
Under the agreement Fiberdata will deliver and operate a Lucent
SpringTide 7000 network node enabling data communication over several different modes, including xDSL, cable television and optical fibre.
The Lucent IP Centrex solution incorporates the Lucent iMerge Centrex Feature Gateway (CFG), developed by Lucent subsidiary AG Communications Systems (www.agcs.com), and the
SpringTide 7000 IP Service Switch.