Timrod

[ tim-rod ]

noun

1. Henry, 1828–67, U.S. poet.

Example Sentences

Hayne's work is even less important, for he did not, like Timrod and Lanier, touch an occasional height of inspired utterance.

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Timrod, too, rose occasionally to noble utterance, but his voice is fainter and his talent more slender than Lanier's.

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Viewed by the standard set up by the world, there was little of the wine of success in Timrod's cup of life.

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Henry Timrod and Paul Hayne, within a month of the same age, were seat-mates in school.

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Henry Timrod was thrust into the literary life of Charleston at a time when that life was most full of impelling force.

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