...company begins Ms tale ; or rather to use the poet's own words : Sighing, as through the shadowy Fait Like a tomb-searcher, Memory ran, Lifting each .shroud...that Time had cast O'er buried hopes, he thus began : — The angel relates that, " 'Twas in a land, that far away into the golden orient lies" — he...

...other, earthlier joys had gone, And left their foot-prints as they went. Sighing, as through the shadowy Past, Like a tomb-searcher, Memory ran, Lifting each shroud that Time had cast O'er buried hopes, h» thus began ; — ( II ) FIRST ANGEL'S STORY. TWAS in a land, that far away Into the golden orient...

...precious drops pay me for all. X. WHILE THE BREEZE OF THE MORNING. Sighing, as through the shadowy past, Like a tomb-searcher, Memory ran, Lifting each...that Time had cast O'er buried hopes, he thus began :— MOORE. I. \VHILE the breeze of the morning sighs over the flowers, And bends to the damp earth...

...beauties that enrich the sentimental and ideal world. The first angel Sighing, as through the shadowy past, Like a tomb-searcher, memory ran, Lifting each shroud that time had cast, O'er buried hopes, thus commences the interesting, pathetic narrative of his misfortunes. 'Twas in a land, that far away...

...lliron¡;li lin1 sh:nlo\vy P.ist, Like a tomb-searcher, Memory ran, Lifting each shroud that time h.id east O'er buried hopes, he thus began : — FIRST ANGEL'S STORY. 'TWAS in a land, that far away Into tlit; ¡¡olden orient lies, Where Nature knows uol Night's delay, But spring* to meet lier bridegroom,...

...other, earthlier joys had gone, And left their foot-prints as they went. Sighing, as through the shadowy Past, Like a tomb-searcher, Memory ran, Lifting each...buried hopes, he thus began :— FIRST ANGEL'S STORY T was in a land, that far away Into the golden orient lies, Where Nature knows not Night's delay, But...

...earthlier joys had gone, And left their foot-prints as they went. Sighing, as through the shadowy Paît, Like a tomb-searcher, Memory ran. Lifting each shroud...buried hopes, he thus began : — FIRST ANGEL'S STORY П was in a land, that far away Into the golden orient lieg, Where Nature knows not Night's delay,...

...heavy, punishment. THE END. HIGHFIELD TOWEB, HIGHFIELD TOWER. CHAPTER I. Sighing, as through the shadowy past, Like a tomb-searcher, memory ran, Lifting each...that time had cast O'er buried hopes, he thus began : — IT was a beautiful summer evening, the sun was just sinking into a radiant bank of clonds, which...

...call, advances or retires, As judgment dictates, or the scene inspires. ROGERS. Through the shadowy past, Like a tomb-searcher, memory ran, Lifting each shroud that time had cast O'er buried hopes. AMARISK. Tamarix. Class 5, PENTAN DRIA. Order: TRIGYNIA. It was a custom with the Romans, to put wreaths...

...to render it completely unintelligible. — EDITOR. CHAPTER VIII. " Sighing, as through the shadowy past, Like a tomb-searcher, Memory ran, Lifting each shroud that Time had cast O'er buried hopes." — MOORE. FREDERICK MORDAUNT and his two friends had been already three days in London, without having...