 And scorn a comforter, and will despair ; " They know not who in either boat is gone, " But think the father, husband, lover, one. " And who is she apart ? She dares not come " To join the crowd, yet cannot rest at home : " With what strong interest looks...  Tales of the Hall - Página 78de George Crabbe - 1819 - 353 páginasVisualização completa - Sobre este livro
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...sands we trend. And the winds roaring, and the women led, As up and down they pace with frantic air, And scorn a comforter, and will despair; They know not who in either boat is gone, Rut think the father, husband, lover, one. And who is she apart? She dares not come To join the crowd,... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1834 - 328 páginas
...we tread, " And the winds roaring, and the women led, " As up and down they pace with frantic air, " And scorn a comforter, and will despair; " They know...gone, " But think the father, husband, lover, one. BOOK IV. ADVENTURES OF RICHARD. 85 " And who is she apart? She dares not come " To join the crowd,... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1845 - 558 páginas
...sail To save the sinking — Will her care avail ? 236 237 A« np and down they pace with frantic air, And scorn a comforter, and will despair; They know not who in eillier boat is gone, Bat think the father, husband, lover, one. And who is she apart ? She dares not... | |
 | Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey - 1846 - 696 páginas
...attend, none hear ! " O ! how impatient on the sands we tread, And the winds roaring, and the women led ! They know not who in either boat is gone, But think the father, husband, lover, one. " And who is the apart? She dares not come To join the crowd, yet cannot rest at home : With what strong interest... | |
 | Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey - 1846 - 794 páginas
...attend, none hear ! " O ! how impatient on the sands we tread, And the winds roaring, and the women led ! They know not who in either boat is gone, But think the father, husband, lover, one. "And who is the apart ! She dares not come To join the crowd, yet cannot rest at home : With what strong interest... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1847 - 626 páginas
...we tread, " And the winds roaring, and the women led, " As up and down they pace with frantic air, " And scorn a comforter, and will despair ; " They know...think the father, husband, lover, one. " And who is ehe apart ? She dares not come " To join the crowd, yet cannot rest at home : " With what strong interest... | |
 | George Crabbe - 1847 - 618 páginas
...we tread, " And the winds roaring, and the women led, " As up and down they pace with frantic air, " And scorn a comforter, and will despair ; " They know not who in either boat is gone, I " But think the father, husband, lover, one. " And who is she apart ? She dares not come " To join... | |
 | Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey - 1849 - 782 páginas
...They know not who in either boat is gone, But think the father, husband, lover, one. " And who is the apart ! She dares not come To join the crowd, yet cannot rest at home : With whai strong interest looks she at the waves, Meeting and clashing o'er the seamen's graves ! 'Tie a... | |
 | 1852 - 782 páginas
...hear ! near, « " О ! how impatient on the sands we tread, And the winds roaring, and the women led ! They know not who in either boat is gone, But think the father, husband, lover, one. " And who is the apart ! She dares not come To join the crowd, yet cannot rest at home : With what strong interest... | |
 | 1852 - 782 páginas
...know not who in cither boat is gone, But think the father, husband, lover, one. 41 And who is 5ÄC apart ! She dares not come To join the crowd, yet cannot rest at home : Wiih what strong ¡merest looks she at the waves, Meeting and clashing o'er the seamen's gravee !... | |
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