Verses of a Life Time
Verses of a Life Time
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AND OTHER SKETCHES. 131 " Oh, comfort him, heaven, when low in the dust My limbs are inactively laid ! Oh, comfort him, heaven, and let him then trust, That free and immortal the souls of the just Are in beauty and glory array d. " The maiden arose, oh ! I cannot portray The devotion that glow d in her eye ; Religion s sweet self in its light seem d to play With the mildness of night, with the glory of day But twas pity that prompted her sigh. " My father ! " the chief rais d his agoniz d head ...With a gesture of settled despair " My father ! " the words she would utter had fled, But the sobs that she heav d, and the tears that she shed, Told more than those words could declare. That weakness past o er, and the maiden could say, " My father, for thee I can die. " The hands slowly mov d on their sorrowful way, But never again from that heart-breaking day, Was a smile known to force its enlivening ray On the old chieftain s grief-stricken eye. WATERTOWN, MASS. IfclO. 132 15ALLADS. DRAMATIC THE MAIDEN AND THE MARINER.
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AND OTHER SKETCHES. 131 " Oh, comfort him, heaven, when low in the dust My limbs are inactively laid ! Oh, comfort him, heaven, and let him then trust, That free and immortal the souls of the just Are in beauty and glory array d. " The maiden arose, oh ! I cannot portray The devotion that glow d in her eye ; Religion s sweet self in its light seem d to play With the mildness of night, with the glory of day But twas pity that prompted her sigh. " My father ! " the chief rais d his agoniz d head ...With a gesture of settled despair " My father ! " the words she would utter had fled, But the sobs that she heav d, and the tears that she shed, Told more than those words could declare. That weakness past o er, and the maiden could say, " My father, for thee I can die. " The hands slowly mov d on their sorrowful way, But never again from that heart-breaking day, Was a smile known to force its enlivening ray On the old chieftain s grief-stricken eye. WATERTOWN, MASS. IfclO. 132 15ALLADS. DRAMATIC THE MAIDEN AND THE MARINER.
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