...and the mystery of light, that prophetic veil, as thou didst interpret it, spread over all nations. " This world I deem But a beautiful dream, Of shadows...they seem, Where visions rise, Giving dim surmise Of the things that shall meet our waking eyes. " Arm of the Lord ! Creating Word ! Whose glory the silent...

...thou lookest on me, Of myself be forgiven, As I now am of Thee ? XXXIII. HYMNS TOWARDS A HOLY WEEK. THIS world I deem But a beautiful dream Of shadows...they seem, Where visions rise, Giving dim surmise Of the things that shall meet our waking eyes. u. Arm of the Lord ! Creating Word ! Whose glory the silent...

...WHL 2. What is the author's name and the title of he (sacred?) poem in which these lines occur: — This world I deem but a beautiful dream Of shadows that are not what they seem, Where arise giving dim surmise Of the that shall meet our waking eye*. LWP Lewis. Solva, Guiseley, near Leeds....

...Letters,' 1877, p. 230. The st&riza asked for runs : — • This world I deem But a beautiful dream Of the shadows that are not what they seem ; Where visions rise, Giving dim surmise Of the things that shall meet our waking eyes. GIFFORD H. JOHNSON. (12 S. vi. 330.) 1. This is the tirst...

...prepare fiim. toe firerrrf) Ore, against HE flour of trestfi, THE SECOND DAY OF CREATION. T. WHYTEHEAD. THIS world I deem But a beautiful dream Of shadows...they seem, Where visions rise, Giving dim surmise Of the things that shall meet our waking eyes. Arm of the Lord ! Creating word ! Whose glory the silent...

...WHL 2. What is the author's name and the title of the (sacred?) poem in which these lines occur : — This world I deem but a beautiful dream Of shadows that are not what they seem. Where arise giving dim surmise Of the that shall meet our waking eyes. LWP Laxvnv Solva, Guiseley, near Leeds....

...glory, the glory as of the only-begotten of the Father,) full of grace and truth." — St. John, i. 14. This world I deem But a beautiful dream, Of shadows...seem ; Where visions rise, Giving dim surmise, Of the things that shall meet our waking eyes. Arm of the Lord ! Creating Word ! Whose glory the silent...

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...; Oh ! let it fall on all around, That we may eat and live. 368. THE DAY OP THE SECOND CSXJOKOX. 1 THIS world I deem But a beautiful dream, Of shadows...seem ; Where visions rise, Giving dim surmise, Of the things that shall meet our waking ev 2 Arm of the Lord ! Creating Word ! Whose glory the silent...

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