midnight
Henry 's faint accents trembled in the blast -- `` Farewell , my love ! -- we ne'er shall meet again ! '' Oft , at the calm and silent evening hour , When summer-breezes linger on the wave , A melancholy voice is heard to pour Its lonely sweetness o'er poor Henry 's grave ! And oft , at midnight , airy strains are heard Around the grove , where Ellen 's form is laid ; Nor is the dirge by village-maidens fear 'd , For lovers ' spirits guard the holy shade ! Oh ! the joy Of young ideas painted on the mind In the warm glowing colours fancy spreads On objects not yet known , when all is new , And all is lovely ! SACRED DRAMAS We now return to Languedoc and to the mention of Count De Villefort , the nobleman , who succeeded to an estate of the Marquis De Villeroi situated near the monastery of St. Claire .