...tears. Look not on me As on a eon of anguish and despair, But a Man, sorely stricken though he be, Supported by the very power of Sorrow, And Faith that...comes a solemn comforter Even hand in hand with death. Clergyman- Most noble spirit 1 Fitter art thou with that untroubled voice To comfort us than to be...

...anger !" CHAPTER XIX. "' And impulses of deeper thought Have come to me in solitude." WOKDSWOETH. " This cell hath taught me many a hidden thing ; I have...suffered much both in mind and in body, and am now at home — but ill, very ill, and pining to see you, my kind, my almost only friend. The fatigue of writing...

...; I have become acquainted with my soul Through midnight silence, and through lonely days Silent aa midnight. I have found therein A well of waters, undisturbed...suffered much both in mind and in body, and am now at home — but ill, very ill, and pining to see you, my kind, my almost only friend. The. fatigue of...

...undisturbed and deep, Of sustenance, refreshment, and repose." 4' Supported by the very power of sorrow, Ana Faith that comes a solemn comforter, Even hand in...suffered much both in mind and in body, and am now at home — but ill, very ill, and pining to see you, my kind, my almost only friend. The fatigue of writing...

...have found therein A well of waters, undisturbed and deep, Of sustenance, refreshment, and repose.1' " Supported by the very power of sorrow, And faith that...comforter, Even hand in hand with death." Wilson. "DEAREST I,-;.. MANBKVILLZ, "If you have not already forgotten my wilful, wayward, and ungrateful conduct, I...

...stony stare which says light has forsaken them for ever. Edward caught his hands, but they were death cold. Algernon had been dead some hours. " God of...Even hand in hand with death." WILSON " DEAREST LADY MANDEYILLE, " IP you have not already forgotten my wilful, wayward, and ungrateful conduct, I am persuaded...

...distant goal, The past, revived, is present to my soul. BlAi-i. i • '- !•' '.] . i'.. Supported hy the very power of sorrow, And faith, that comes a solemn comforter. WILSON. OUR poor heroine made the necessary effort, and languidly followed her conductor into a long...

...tears. Look not on me As on a son of anguish and despair, But a Man, sorely stricken though he be, Supported by the very power of Sorrow, And Faith that comes a solemn comforter Even hand-in-hand with Death. Clergyman. Most noble spirit! Fitter art thou with that untroubled voice To...

...tears. Look not on me As on a son of anguish and despair, But a Man, sorely stricken though he be, Supported by the very power of Sorrow, And Faith that comes a solemn comforter Even hand-in-hand with Death. Clergyman. Most noble spirit ! Fitter art thou with that untroubled voice...

...tears. Look not on me As on a son of anguish and despair, But a Man, sorely stricken though he be, Supported by the very power of Sorrow, And Faith that comes a solemn comforter Even hand-in-hand with Death. Clergyman. Most noble spirit! Fitter art thou with that untroubled voice To...