 | British poets - 1824 - 676 sider
...withhold in mercy what-we ask, We should be ruin'd at our own request. Hannah Mare's Moses, pt. 1. Fountain of mercy ! whose pervading eye Can look within...rejects The aid of language— Lord ! behold my heart. Ibid. b. 3. Fond of the misery we paint so well, Proud of the sacrifice of broken hearts, We pour on... | |
 | Hannah More - 1827 - 324 sider
...she who bare him (I told the princess) would not love him more. 10UHEDED. Fountain of Mercy ! whoso pervading eye Can look within and read what passes...with gratitude, rejects The aid of language — Lord 1 behold my heart. MIRIAM. Yes, thnu shalt pour into his infant mind The purest precepts of the purest... | |
 | Hannah More - 1827 - 542 sider
...bare him (I told the princess) would not love him more. Joch. Fountain of Mercy ! whose pervading eve Can look within and read what passes there, Accept my thoughts for thanks ! I have DO words. My soul o'erfraught with gratitude, rejects iThe aid of language — Lord ! behold my heart.... | |
 | Hannah More - 1830 - 900 sider
...Ev'n with a mother's fondness ; she who bare him (I told the Princess) would not lore him more. Joe. Fountain of mercy ! whose pervading eye Can look within...mind The purest precepts of the purest faith. Joe. Oh ! I will fill his tender soul with virtue, And warm his bosom with devotion's flame ! Aid me, celestial... | |
 | Hannah More - 1830 - 458 sider
...Ev'n with a mother's fondness ; she who bare him (I told the Princess) would not lore him more. Joe. Fountain of mercy ! whose pervading eye Can look within...mind The purest precepts of the purest faith. Joe. Oh ! I will fill his tender soul with virtue, And warm his bosom with devotion's flame ! Aid me, celestial... | |
 | Hannah More - 1830 - 574 sider
...E'en with a mother's fondness; she who bare him [more. (I told the princess) would not love him Joch. Fountain of Mercy ! whose pervading eye Can look within and read what passes there. Accept my thoughts tor thanks ! 1 have no words. ' My soul o'erfraught with gratitude, rejects The aid of Language —... | |
 | Hannah More - 1832 - 530 sider
...E'en with a mother's fondness ; she who bare him (I told the princess) would not love him more. Joch. Fountain of Mercy ! whose pervading eye Can look within...have no words. My soul, o'erfraught with gratitude, reject« The oid of language — Lord ! behold my heart. Mir. Yes, thou shall pour into his infant... | |
 | Hannah More - 1835 - 581 sider
...E'en with a mother's fondness ; she who bare him (I told the princess) would not love him more. Joch. Fountain of Mercy ! whose pervading eye Can look within...passes there, Accept my thoughts for thanks ! I have n» words. My soul, o'erfraught with gratitude, rejects The aid of language — Lord ! behold my heart.... | |
 | Hannah More - 1838 - 544 sider
...fondness ; she who hare him (l told the Princess) would not love him more. Joch. Fountain of mercy I whose pervading eye Can look within and read what passes there, Accept my thoughts for thanks ! l have no woni s. My soul, o'erfranght with gratitnde, rejects The aid of language — Lord ! hehold... | |
 | Hannah More - 1839 - 570 sider
...fondness ; she who hare him (1 told the Princess) would not love him more. Joch. Fountain of mercy I whose pervading eye Can look within and read what...my thoughts for thanks! I have no words. My soul, o'erfranght with gratitude, rejects The aid of language—Lord! hehold my heart. Jock. O! I will fill... | |
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Fountain of Mercy! whose pervading eye Can look within and read what passes there, Accept my thoughts for thanks! I have no words. My soul, o'erfraught with gratitude, rejects The aid of language — Lord! 
