...what a change they bring ! High in the clouds, the same sweet birds may sing: The same greeu leares may rustle in the air, And the same flowers unfold their blossoms fair : .-till nature smile, unchanged in all her plan, Hut, oh, what change may blight the soul of man !...

...TINSLEY, jo, SOUTHAMPTON STREET, STRAND. 1876. (All Rights Reserved. ) MAUD LEATHWAITE. CHAPTER I. " One day — one night ! yet what a change they bring...all her plan, But, oh ! what change may blight the heart of man !" MACKAY. " FOR ever, never — never, for ever." I remember repeating those words to...

...sweet birds may sing, The same green leaves may rustle in the air, And the same flowers unfold then- blossoms fair,— Still Nature smile, unchanged in...before, But many a heart can hail its beams no more ; 'Tis but one turn of earth's incessant ball, Yet in that space what myriad hopes may fall ! What...

...expressed the melancholy transformation which one brief day may make in human destinies, thus : — One day ! one night ! yet what a change they bring...plan, But, oh, what change may blight the soul of man I The sun may rise as brightly as before, But many a heart can hail its beams no more ; Tis but one...

...faithless knight ; all is over ! and the Canto entitled llvpe and Fear finds this impressive close : — One day ! one night ! yet what a change they bring...soul of man ! The sun may rise as brightly as before, Hat many a heart can hail its beams no more: "Tis but one turn of earth's incessant ball, Yet in that...