The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 9, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1859 - Ireland |
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Page 922
... Death flies off , and turns the vital glass ; Thus oft we're willing when we cannot die , And wish in vain for immortality . Death hags the mind , then vanishes away , And oft adjourns the last decisive day , 1 " I shall next ...
... Death flies off , and turns the vital glass ; Thus oft we're willing when we cannot die , And wish in vain for immortality . Death hags the mind , then vanishes away , And oft adjourns the last decisive day , 1 " I shall next ...
Page 933
... death in touching terms of poor Mrs. Bell Martin , and furnish a few details of much interest which do not seem to have reached Sir Bernard Burke . There can be no doubt that for many persons the vicissitudes of this family possess a me ...
... death in touching terms of poor Mrs. Bell Martin , and furnish a few details of much interest which do not seem to have reached Sir Bernard Burke . There can be no doubt that for many persons the vicissitudes of this family possess a me ...
Page 954
... death with mighty kings compare . So now we see after thy death , how far Thou dost in worth surpasse each other knight , When we admire him as no mortall wight , In whom the least of all thy vertues are . One did of Macedon the king ...
... death with mighty kings compare . So now we see after thy death , how far Thou dost in worth surpasse each other knight , When we admire him as no mortall wight , In whom the least of all thy vertues are . One did of Macedon the king ...
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