...faces read his doom; * * * * And slipped aside, and like a wounded life Crept down into the hollow of the wood; There, while the rest were loud in merry-making, Had hia dark hour unseen, and roBe, and past Bearing a life-long hunger in his heart." The doctor, after...

...proved the successful swain, and was married to Annie, much to Philip's disgust who " Groaned And slipt aside, and like a wounded life Crept down into the hollows of the wood, Bearing a life long hunger in his heart." science, and I think the last bit very fine poetry, indeed."...

...And in their eyes and faces read his doom; Then, as their faces drew together, groaned, And slipped aside, and like a wounded life Crept down into the...merry-making, Had his dark hour unseen, and rose and passed, Bearing a life-Ion?- hunger in his heart. \:.ii i i-.- '.- r• . , ¡i-;-, v -v •-• ••'...

...And in their eyes and faces read his doom ; Then, as their faces drew together, groan'd, And slipt aside, and like a wounded life Crept down into the...; There, while the rest were loud in merrymaking, 7 Had his dark hour unseen, and rose and past Bearing a lifelong hunger in his heart. So these were...

...and Philip, listening near, — " Slipt aside, and, like a wounded life, Crept down into the hollow of the wood; There, while the rest were loud in merry-making, Had his dark hour unseen." And what is there unnatural in all this I would ask " Criticaster " ? True, in cities, where match-making...

...listening near, — '' Slipt aside, and, like a wounded life, Crept down into the hollow of the wocxl; There, while the rest were loud in merry-making, Had his dark hour unseen." And what is there unnatural in all this I would ask " Criticaster " P '-I rue, in cities, where match-making...

...his hastiness, but he utterly broke down, and leaving his cousin as soon as he could, " Had his dart hour unseen, and rose and past, Bearing a life-long hunger in his heart." But Arthur Oldham went up to London that night with Edith's, as well as Mabel's kisses fresh on his...

...aside, and like a wounded life Crept down into tho hollows of tho wood : There, while the rest woro loud in merrymaking, Had his dark hour unseen, and rose and past Biarin-j a lifdong^hungcr in hit heart.'' — p. 6. Soon after, Enoch and Annie are united in marriage,...

...And in their eyes and faces read his doom ; Then, as their faces drew together, groan'd, And slipt aside, and like a wounded life Crept down into the...his heart. So these were wed, and merrily rang the And merrily ran the years, seven happy years, Seven happy years of health and competence, And mutual...

...And in their eyes and faces read, his doom ; Then, as their faces drew together, groan'd. And slipt aside, and like a wounded life Crept down into the...in merrymaking, Had his dark hour unseen, and rose anil past, Bearing a lifelong hunger in his heart. So these were wed, and merrily ran;; the bells,...