...; nor did the sick manjs tale, To his fraternal sympathy addressed, Obtain reluctant hearing. Plain his garb Such as might suit a rustic sire, prepared...For sabbath duties ; yet he was a Man Whom no one could have passed without remark. Active and nervous was his gait ; his limbs And his whole figure...

...— rf \ isiting the scenes tp memory endeared. His person is thus picturesquely delineated. ' Plain his garb Such as might suit a rustic sire, prepared...For sabbath duties ; yet he was a Man Whom no one could have passed without remark* Active and nervous was his gait; his limbo And his whole figure breathed...

...— revisiting the scenes to memory endeared. His person is thus pictureso1ucly delineated. ' Plain his garb, Such as might suit a rustic sire, prepared...For sabbath duties ; yet he was a Man Whom no one could have passed without remark. Active and nervous was his gait; his limbs And his whole figure breathed...

...staff Afforded to the figure of the man, Detained for contemplation or repose, Graceful support,'1 &c. And again — and even more characteristically —...For Sabbath duties ; yet he was a man Whom no one could have passed without remark. Active and nervous was his gait ; his limbs And his whole figure...

...his exterior reminded me very much of some of Wordsworth's descriptions of his Pedlar : — -" plain his garb, Such as might suit a rustic sire, prepared For Sabbath duties ; yet he is a man Whom no one •could have passed without remark. Active and nervous is his gait. His limbs...

...; nor did the sick man's tale, To his fraternal sympathy address'd, Obtain reluctant hearing. Plain his garb ; Such as might suit a rustic sire, prepared...For sabbath duties ; yet he was a Man Whom no one could have pass'd without remark. Active and nervous was his gait ; his limbs And his whole figure...

...to the tongue Of garrulous age ; nor did To his fraternal sympathy Obtain reluctant hearing. Plain his garb ; Such as might suit a rustic Sire, prepared...sabbath duties ; yet he was a man • Whom no one could have passed without remark. Active and nervous was his gait ; his limbs And his whole figure...

...reclaim her precious things from thee, Restore the Dead, thou Sea ! THE WANDERER.— Wordsworth. Plain his garb ; Such as might suit a rustic Sire, prepared...For Sabbath duties ; yet he was a man Whom no one could have passed without remark. Active and nervous was his gait ; his limbs And his whole figure...

...staff Afforded to the figure of the man, Detained for contemplation or repose, Graceful support," &c. And again — and even more characteristically —...For Sabbath duties ; yet he was a man Whom no one could have passed without remark. [Sept. Active and nervous was his gait; his limbs And his whole figure...

...; nor did the sick man's tale, To his fraternal sympathy address'd, Obtain reluctant hearing. Plain ad. Dimpling the water glides, with here and there A glossy fly, skimming in circlets could have pass'd without remark. Active and nervous was his gait ; his limbi And his whole figure...