Poems, Volume 2Ticknor and Fields, 1856 |
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... on the window lay . Long was the good man's sermon , Yet it seemed not so to me ; For he spake of Ruth the beautiful , And still I thought of thee . Long was the prayer he uttered , Yet it seemed A GLEAM OF SUNSHINE . 21.
... on the window lay . Long was the good man's sermon , Yet it seemed not so to me ; For he spake of Ruth the beautiful , And still I thought of thee . Long was the prayer he uttered , Yet it seemed A GLEAM OF SUNSHINE . 21.
Page 37
... spake more loud than passion , And the truth wore no disguise . Every vassal of his banner , Every serf born to his manor , All those wronged and wretched creatures , By his hand were freed again . 38 POEMS . And , as on the sacred ...
... spake more loud than passion , And the truth wore no disguise . Every vassal of his banner , Every serf born to his manor , All those wronged and wretched creatures , By his hand were freed again . 38 POEMS . And , as on the sacred ...
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... spake from the steps of the altar , Holding aloft in his hands , with its seals , the royal commission . " You are convened this day , " he said , " by his Majesty's orders . Clement and kind has he been ; but how you have answered his ...
... spake from the steps of the altar , Holding aloft in his hands , with its seals , the royal commission . " You are convened this day , " he said , " by his Majesty's orders . Clement and kind has he been ; but how you have answered his ...
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... mien , and ascended the steps of the altar . Raising his reverend hand , with a gesture he awed into silence All that clamorous throng ; and thus he spake to his people ; Deep were his tones and solemn ; in accents measured EVANGELINE .
... mien , and ascended the steps of the altar . Raising his reverend hand , with a gesture he awed into silence All that clamorous throng ; and thus he spake to his people ; Deep were his tones and solemn ; in accents measured EVANGELINE .
Page 196
... Spake he , as , after the tocsin's alarum , distinctly the clock strikes . " What is this that ye do , my children ? what madness has seized you ? Forty years of my life have I labored among you , and taught you , Not in word alone ...
... Spake he , as , after the tocsin's alarum , distinctly the clock strikes . " What is this that ye do , my children ? what madness has seized you ? Forty years of my life have I labored among you , and taught you , Not in word alone ...
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