 | James Montgomery - 1816 - 40 sivua
...enfranchised soul, But soon her pinions tire ; It is not given to mortal man Eternal mysteries to scan. —Behold the bed of death ; This pale and lovely...so sweetly ceased to be, It lapsed in immortality. Could tears revive the dead, Rivers should swell our eyes ; Could sighs recal the spirit fled, We would... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - 1817 - 680 sivua
...unintelligible : it concludes, however, in better stile and taste. " —Behold the bed of deatli ; This pale and lovely clay; Heard ye the sob of parting breath 7 Mark'd ye the eye's last my 1 No ; — life so sweetly ceased to be, It lapsed in immortality. "... | |
 | 1822 - 554 sivua
...pious Montgomery, and exclaim — " Behold the bed of death ' The honour'd sleeping clay ! Heard ye the parting breath ? Mark'd ye the eye's last ray ? No — life so sweetly ceas'd to be. It laps'd in immortality. " Bury the dead, and weep fn stillness o'er the loss — Bury... | |
 | Samuel Rogers - 1829 - 520 sivua
...enfranchised soul, But soon her pinions tire; It is not given to mortal man Eternal mysteries to scan. — Behold the bed of death ; This pale and lovely clay ; Heard ye the sob of parting breath? Murk'd ye the eye's last ray Î No ; — life so sweetly ceased to be, It lapsed in immortality. Could... | |
 | Thomas Willcocks - 1829 - 334 sivua
...sonl, But soon her pinions tire: It is not given to mortal man Eternal mysteries to scan. Behold this bed of death, This pale and lovely clay : Heard ye the sob of parting breath? Gould tears revive the dead, Rivers should swell our eyea ; Could sighs recal the spirit fled, We would... | |
 | Samuel Rogers - 1830 - 514 sivua
...— Behold the bed of death ; This pale and lovely clay ; Heard ye the sob of parting breath ? Mark d ye the eye's last ray ! No ; — life so sweetly ceased to be, It lapsed in immortality. Could tears revive the dead. Rivers should swell our eyes ; Could sighs recall the spirit fled, We... | |
 | Thomas Hastings - 1836 - 638 sivua
...appears, To shine upon this scene of tears. 2 Behold the bed of death The pale and lovely clay, di Heard ye the sob of parting breath? Mark'd ye the eye's last ray ? No ! life so sweetly eeas'd to be, It laps'd in immortality. off 3 Could tears recall the dead, Rivers wonld swell our eyes";... | |
 | Thomas Hastings - 1836 - 640 sivua
...appears, To shine upon this scene of tears. 2 Behold the bed of death The pale and lovely clay, di Heard ye the sob of parting breath ' ? Mark'd ye the eye's last ray 1 No ! life so sweetly ceas'd to be, It laps'd in immortality. off 3 Could tears recall the dead, We... | |
 | 1836 - 514 sivua
...enfranchised яои]. But soon her pinions lire ; It is not given to mortal man Eternal mysteries to scan. — Behold the bed of death ; This pale and lovely clay ; Heard ye the «ob of parting breath ? Mark'd ye the eye's last ray ? No ; — life so sweetly ceased to be, It lapsed... | |
 | 1838 - 348 sivua
...to scan. Behold the hed of death; This pale and lovely clay — Heard ye the soh of parting hreath ? Mark'd ye the eye's last ray ? No — life so sweetly ceased to he, It lapsed in immortality. Bury the dead— and weep In stillness o'er the loss ; Bury the dead—... | |
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Behold the bed of death ; This pale and lovely clay ; Heard ye the sob of parting breath ? Mark'd ye the eye's last ray ? No ; — life so sweetly ceased to be, It lapsed in immortality. 
