...ghastly face of cold decay put on A sun-like beauty, and appeared divine ! She said, ' He who afflicts me knows what I can bear ; And, when I fail, and can...and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come." They say that Wordsworth wants passion. For feeling, not on the surface but in the depth, pathos pure...

...ghastly face of cold decay put on Л suolike beauty, and appeared divine ! She said, ' He who afflicts me knows what I can bear ; And when I fail, and can...and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come." They eay that Wordsworth wants passion. For fueling, not on the surface but in the depth, pathos pure...

...• . . . . She said, ' He who afflicts me knows what I can bear ; And, when I fiil and can end are no more, Will mercifully take me to Himself.' So,...through the cloud of death, her spirit passed Into that pare anl unknown world of love Where injury caunot come." They say that Wordsworth wants passion. For...

...to words of pity or complaint, She stilled them with a prompt reproof, and said, ' He who afflicts me knows what I can bear, And when I fail, and can...and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come." We have here proof of the severe purity, the " chaste ansterity," of Wordsworth's Muse, in treating...

...way to words of pity or complaint, She stilled them with a prompt reproof, and said, He who afflict* me knows what I can bear; And, when I fail, and can...take me to himself.' So, through the cloud of death, tier Spirit passed Into that pure and unknown world of love Where injury cannot conic : — and liurc...

...And, when 1 fail, and can endure no mote, Will mereifully take me to himself.' So, through the clond of death, her Spirit passed Into that pure and unknown...cannot come :— and here is laid The mortal Body hy her Infant's side." The Yicar ceased ; and downcast looks' made known That each had listened with...

...to words of pity or complaint, She stilled them with a prompt reproof, and said, ' He who afflicts me knows what I can bear ; And, when I fail, and can...vicar ceased ; and downcast looks made known That eacli had listened with his inmost heart. For me, the emotion scarcely was less strong Or less benign...

...ghastly face of cold decay put on A sun-like beamy, and appeared divine ! She said, * He who afflicts me knows what I can bear; And, when I fail, and can...and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come." They say that Wordsworth wants passion. For feeling, not on the surface but in the depth, pathos pure...

...ghastly face of cold decay put on A sun-like beauty, and appeared divine ! She said, * He who afflicts me knows what I can bear; And, when I fail, and can endure no more, Will mercifully take me ti> Himself.' So through the cloud of death her spirit passed Into that pure and unknown world of love...

...to words of pity or complaint, She still'd them with a prompt reproof, and said : " He who afflicts me knows what I can bear, " And when I fail, and can...Himself." So, through the cloud of death her spirit pass'd Into the pure and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come : and here is laid The mortal...