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...in the night Of winter, heard the spirits of the wind Growling among their Doughs, — how they had grown So high, in such a rough, tempestuous place...redeeming love ; » First felt and reasoned, loved and was beloved'J And first awoke the harp to holy song. To hoar and green there was enough of joy. Hopes,...

...the night ÜÍ winter, heard the spirits of the wind Growling among their boughs, — how they had grown, So high, in such a rough tempestuous place:...Fell down, I mourned, as if a friend had fallen." gating upon them long and silently, and turning away at length with an expression of gladdened pensiveness...

...in the night Of winter, heard the spirits of the wind Growling among their boughs, — how they had grown So high, in such a rough tempestuous place :...; First felt and reasoned, loved and was beloved, Ami first awoke the harp to holy song. To hoar and green there was enough of joy. i Hopes, friendships,...

...in the night Of winter, heard the spirits of the wind Growling among their boughs, — how they had grown So high, in such a rough tempestuous place :...blast, Fell down, I mourned, as if a friend had fallen. Thorn I distinctly hold in memory still, And all the desert scenery around. [Nor strange, that recollection...

...in the night Of winter, heard the spirits of the wind Growling among their boughs, — how they had grown So high, in such a rough tempestuous place :...desert scenery around. Nor strange, that recollection thcre should dwell. Where first 1 heard of God's redeeming love ; First felt and reasoned, loved and...

...1826) ; and here my first attempts to preach the gospel were made. Pollok's lines occur to me — " Nor strange that recollection there should dwell,...First felt and reasoned ; loved and was beloved." With tender and solemn feelings I visited the graveyard where many dear ones are sleeping. More than...

...bought, — how they had gruwu So high, in euch a rough tempestuous place ; And when a hapleu bianch, torn by the blast. Fell down, I mourned, as if a friend had fallen. These I distinctly hold in memory »till. And all the desert scenery around. Nor strange, that recollection there should dwell, Where...

...or in the night Of winter heard the spirits of the wind Growling among their boughs— how they had grown So high, in such a rough, tempestuous place...blast Fell down, I mourned as if a friend had fallen." Pollok had just finished his studies, and was licensed as a pr«acher, by the United Secession Church,...

...or, in the night Of winter, heard the spirits of the wind Growling among their boughs,—how they had grown So high, in such a rough tempestuous place;...first I heard of God's redeeming love; First felt aud reasoned, loved and was beloved; And first awoke the harp to holy song. Shone sunshine hopes, unfailed,...