Sabbath bells chimed by the poets (selected by the ed. of The poetry of the year).1871 - 142 páginas |
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angel-wings Anon beautiful beneath bird Bishop Mant blessed blest bliss bloom boughs breast breath breeze bright brook burst Of joy calm chime cloud COVENANTERS DAY OF REST death deep delight dwells earth echoing final doom flowers gleam God's hail Hartley Coleridge hath heard heart and bend Heaven Heaven's gate heavenly holy hour house of prayer hymn labour Lift the heart light lonely Lord Lord Lytton lowly Maker's praise man's mingled musings mute Nature's neath night o'er pathway peace peal poor pray rapturous song repose rill round Sabbath bell Sabbath day SABBATH WALK sacred savage nations seem'd silent skies skylark sleep smiles soft solemn song soothing soul sound spirit SUNDAY EVENING'S WALK SUNDAY MORNING'S WALK SUNDAY WALKS Sunday's best SUNSHINE sweet temple thee thine Thou thought throng toil tongue village bells Village Church VINCENT BROOKS voice wind wings
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