 And leave the world to look upon my woe : Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow with her bill Take but so much as she can bear away, . That, every day thus losing of my load, I may again in time yet hope to rise.  Five months on the Yang-Tsze - Page 26by Thomas Wright Blakiston - 1862Full view - About this book
 | Walter Scott - 1810 - 630 pages
...Lest that with force it hurry hence amain, And leave the world to look upon my woe: Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow,...of my load, I may again, in time, yet hope to rise. Cor. Didst thou not write thy name with thine own blood ? And drew'st the formal deed 'twixt thee anil... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1810 - 630 pages
...my woe: Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow, with her bill, Take hut so much as she can bear away ; That every day thus...of my load, I may again, in time, yet hope to rise. Cor. Didst thou not write thy name with thine own blood ? And drew'st the formal deed 'twixt thee and... | |
 | Walter Scott - 1810 - 630 pages
...Lest that with force it hurry hence amain, Aod leave the world to look upon my woe: /Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow, with her bill, Take hut so much as she can bear away ; That every day thus losing of my load, 1 may again, in time, yet... | |
 | Half hours - 1847 - 560 pages
...Lest that with force it hurry hence amain, And leave the world to look upon my woe : Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow...my load, I may again, in time, yet hope to rise." While the fiend sits down in the necromantic chair, Fabel thus soliloquizes : — Fabel. O that this... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1849 - 582 pages
...Lest that with foree it hurry hence amain, And leave the world to look upon my woe : Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow...my load, I may again, in time, yet hope to rise." While the fiend sits down in the necromantic chair, Fabel thus soliloquises : — " Fabd. O that this... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1868 - 578 pages
...Lest that with force it hurry hence amain, And leave the world to look upon my woe : Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow...my load, I may again, in time, yet hope to rise." While the fiend aits down in the necromantic chair, Fabel thus soliloquises : — " Fabel. O that this... | |
 | Karl Warnke, Ludwig Proescholdt - 1883 - 512 pages
...former Edd. — 16. this is the hour GHI. And leaue the world to looke vpon my woe: Yet ouerwhelme me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow with her bill Take but so much as shee can beare away, 25 That, euery day thus losing of my load, I may againe in time yet hope to rise.... | |
 | Ludwig Proescholdt, Karl Warnke - 1884 - 94 pages
...that with force it hurry hence amaine, 20 And leaue the world to looke vpon my woe: Yet ouerwhelme me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow with her bill Take but so much as shee can beare away, 25 That, euery day thus losing of my load, I may againe in time yet hope to rise.... | |
 | Hugh Walker - 1897 - 108 pages
...that with force it hurry hence amain, 20 And leave the world to look upon my woe : Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth, And let a little sparrow...of my load, I may again in time yet hope to rise. Cor. Didst thou not write thy name in thine own blood, And drew'st the formal deed 'twixt thee and... | |
 | Marion Gibson - 2003 - 288 pages
...hence amain, And leave the world to look upon my woe: Yet overwhelm me with this globe of earth,8" And let a little sparrow with her bill Take but so...That, every day thus losing of my load, I may again in rime yet hope to rise. Coreb: Didst thou not write thy name in thine own blood, And drewst the formal... | |
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