...homeward through the wood, He prayed along the solitude, — " And though we must have, and have had Right reason to be earthly sad, — THOU, Poet-God, art...radiance pressed Through the near trees, until I guessed The sun behind shone full and round ; While up the leafiness profound A wind scarce old enough for...

...significance of mouth, Dilated nostrils full of youth, And forehead royal with the truth. In her view, Life treads on life and heart on heart — We press...church and mart, To keep a dream or grave apart. And from all this ehe turns to herself, and cherishes her individuality with a kind of holy pride. She...

...significance of mouth, Diluted nogirils full of yuuth, And forehead royal wit It the tvath. In her view, Life treads on life and heart on heart — We press...church and mart, To keep a dream or grave apart. \ And from all this she turns to herself, and cherishes ; her individuality with a kind of holy pride. She...

...significance of month, Dilated nostrils full of youth, And forehead royal with the truth. In her view, Life treads on life and heart on heart — We press...church and mart, To keep a dream or grave apart. And from all this she turns to herself, and cherishes her individuality with a kind of holy pride. She...

...we must have, and have had Right reason to be earthly sad, — THOU, Poet-God, art great and glad." Life treads on life, and heart on heart — We press...radiance pressed Through the near trees, until I guessed The sun behind shone full and round ; While up the leafiuess profound A wind scarce old enough for...

...solitude, — ' THOU, Poet-God, art great and good ! " And though we must have, and have had Right reason to be earthly sad, — THOU, Poet-God, art...in church and mart, To keep a dream or grave apart. I traced his footsteps. From the east A red and tender radiance pressed Through the near trees, until...

...solemn dirge of 'dust to dust, ashes to ashes,' with which Death gathers in his harvest for eternity. ' LIFE treads on life, and heart on heart ; We press...church and mart, , To keep a dream or grave apart.' But in the sparsely-populated districts of the country, where every face is as well known to you as...

...solitude, — " THOU, Poet-God, art great and good ! 17* " And though we must have, and have had Right reason to be earthly sad, — THOU, Poet-God, art...radiance pressed Through the near trees, until I guessed The sun behind shone full and round ; While up the leafiness profound A wind scarce old enough for...

...the Worship of Sorrow — did she dream that such could be ? CHAPTER XXVIII. CLOUDS. " Life trends on life, and heart on heart, We press too close in church and mart, To keep a dream or grave apart." ELIZABETH B. BAIUTT. THE next evening when Raymond returned home, he placed in the hands of his wife...

...solitude, — ' THOU, Poet-God, art great aud good ! ' And though we must have, and have had first CONCLUSION. Life treads on life, and heart on heart...had gone The poet-pilgrim. One by one I traced his foststeps : From the east A red and tender radiance pressed Through the near trees, until I guessed...