...so firm, no trust can be so strong, No love so lasting then, that may enduren long. § 24. Anguish. WHAT equal torment to the griefe of minde, And pyning...nourisheth her own consuming smart .' What medicine can any leache's art Yield such a sore, that doth her grievance And will to none her maladie impart? [hide,...

...looking fervently upwards, " to Him who has power to give as well as take away!" L 3 CHAP. CHAPTER XV. What equal torment to the griefe of minde, And pyning anguish hid in gentle heart, That inly feeds itsvlf with thoughts unkinde, And nourishetl! her own consuming smart ' What medicine can an; leech's...

...What equal torment to the (rriefe of mind" Aii'l pyning anguish hid in gentle heart, That inly feed: itself with thoughts unkinde, And nourisheth her own consuming smart ? What medicine can any leech's art Yield such a sore, that doth her grievance hide Ajid will to none her maladie Impart ?...

...home like a madman — but I am quieter now. " I am wonderfully composed now." CHAPTEE X. What eqiial torment to the griefe of minde, And pyning anguish...thoughts unkinde, And nourisheth her own consuming smart ? SPENSEB. THERE are passages in some lives, when the soul, exposed to a fearful temptation, is summoned...

...quieter now. "I am wonderfully composed now." CHAPTER XVII. What equal torment to the grlefe of mindo , And pyning anguish hid in gentle heart, That inly feeds itself with thoughts unkiude. And nourisheth her own consuming amart? SPENSER. THERE are passages in some lives, when the...

...I. The cursed carle was at his wonten trade. — THOMSON. What equal torment to the griefe of rainde And pyning anguish hid in gentle heart, That inly...thoughts unkinde, And nourisheth her own consuming smart ? — SPENSER. I я the afternoon of the 13th of March, 1838, an old man sat in a garret- chamber of...