/Still sweeten" the banks of this river as thenarrator travels it in the third canto of (+) Childe Harold's Pilgrimage.
A Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem notes that this river washes a city in whichhe "counted two and seventy stenches" and asked "what power.../shall henceforthwash" this river. Byron wrote "Nor could on earth a spot be found/ To nature andto me so dear/ Could thy dear eyes.../Still sweeten" the banks of this river as thenarrator travels it in the third canto of (+) Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Anotherpoem about this river begins by stating "I do not know what it should mean/ that I am so sad" and mentions a (*) sailor who is looking up too high to see the rock reefs. That poem mentions a loveliest maiden using a golden comb on her golden hair on whose singing is blamed the destruction of a boat. For ten points, name this river that is the setting of Heinrich Heine's poem The Lorelei and which runs through Cologne.
A Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem notes that this river washes a city in whichhe "counted two and seventy stenches" and asked "what power...
Rhine