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Page 29
Some such emotion was felt by Lord Herbert as he looked on his brother , who ,
for a moment or two , approached without ob . serving him , but absorbed and
radiant in his own happy thoughts . They had not met for long , and it seemed that
...
Some such emotion was felt by Lord Herbert as he looked on his brother , who ,
for a moment or two , approached without ob . serving him , but absorbed and
radiant in his own happy thoughts . They had not met for long , and it seemed that
...
Page 37
... That he who will , may emerge from this perishable state , And a happier is
sought By ambitious rites , consecrations , religious worship , And a new hope
succeeds , conscious of a better fate , Clinging to things above , expanding
through all ...
... That he who will , may emerge from this perishable state , And a happier is
sought By ambitious rites , consecrations , religious worship , And a new hope
succeeds , conscious of a better fate , Clinging to things above , expanding
through all ...
Page 38
... happier , And what we never even knew how to hope , is given to us — Nor is
aught kept back except what only the ... the heavens , And what are the due
rewards of virtue , finally Must render the Father himself more happy than his
wont .
... happier , And what we never even knew how to hope , is given to us — Nor is
aught kept back except what only the ... the heavens , And what are the due
rewards of virtue , finally Must render the Father himself more happy than his
wont .
Page 39
... It will make us happy to praise God , while he commands us , The angelic choir
, singing together with sweet modulation , Sounds through heaven , publishing
our joys , And beauteous spectacles are put forth , hour by hour , And , as it were
...
... It will make us happy to praise God , while he commands us , The angelic choir
, singing together with sweet modulation , Sounds through heaven , publishing
our joys , And beauteous spectacles are put forth , hour by hour , And , as it were
...
Page 41
George H . - I will say nothing , but leave you to time and the care of a greater
than I . We have exchanged our verse , let us now change our subject too , and
walk homeward ; for I trust you , this night , intend to make my roof happy in your ...
George H . - I will say nothing , but leave you to time and the care of a greater
than I . We have exchanged our verse , let us now change our subject too , and
walk homeward ; for I trust you , this night , intend to make my roof happy in your ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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