 | 1819 - 504 sayfa
...those ills; Nor longer read that hrightly-lelter'd book Which heaven unfolds — wlrose page of beamy fills The breast with hope of an immortal lot. When tears are dried, and iu.iunes forgot ! Oh ! when the soul, 'no loi.ger earthward »eigh'd, way Ambiguous — undismayed... | |
 | 1824 - 514 sayfa
...sting behind? No ! if I deemed it, 1 should cease to look Beyond the scene where thousands know those ills; Nor longer read that brightly-lettered book...lot, When tears are dried, and injuries forgot! Oh ! when the soul, no longer earthward weighed, Exults tow'rd heaven on swift, seraphic wing — Among... | |
 | Benjamin Dudley Emerson - 1830 - 334 sayfa
...leave his sleepless sting behind ? No ! if I deemed it, I should cease to look Beyond the scene were thousands know such ills ; Nor longer read that brightly-lettered...the soul, no longer earthward weighed, Shall soar tow'rds heaven on exulting wing. Among the joys past Fancy's picturing, It may be one to scan, through... | |
 | Benjamin Dudley Emerson - 1831 - 356 sayfa
...Darkness, turning pallid, sought to screen With dusky wing her dazed and haggered eye ; — But 't was in vain — for, pierced with light, she died ; And...the soul, no longer earthward weighed, Shall soar tow'rds heaven on exulting wing. Among the joys past Fancy's picturing, It may be one to scan, through... | |
 | Benjamin Dudley Emerson - 1831 - 356 sayfa
...turning pallid, sought to screen With dusky wing her dazed and haggered eye;— But 't was in vain—for, pierced with light, she died; And now her timid ghost...the soul, no longer earthward weighed, Shall soar tow'rds heaven on exulting wing. Among the joys past Fancy's picturing, It may be one to scan, through... | |
 | 1821 - 370 sayfa
...round the heart with viper coil to wind. Forsake, and leave his sleepless sting behind ! No ! if 1 deemed it, I should cease to look Beyond the scene...injuries forgot. Oh, then the soul, no longer earthward weighl d Shall soar towards heaven on exulting wing. Among the joys pas* Fancy's picturing. It may... | |
 | Author of The young man's own book - 1836 - 336 sayfa
...cease to look Beyond the scene where thousands know such ilia ; Nor longer read that brightly-letter'd book Which heaven unfolds, whose page of beauty fills...and injuries forgot, Oh, then the soul, no longer earth ward weigh'd, Shall soar tow'rds heaven on exulting wing. Among the joys past Fancy's picturing,... | |
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Or malice, keener than the assassin's knife, Stab in the dark ? or hollow friendship, worse. Skilled round the heart with viper coil to wind, Forsake, and leave his sleepless sting behind? No! if I deemed it, I should cease to look Beyond the scene where... 