 Perhaps they read, while rapture-speaking tears Like dew-drops o'er their sunburnt faces stray, How free'd from all his woes and all his fears, Death's bands he burst upon this hallow'd day: And gracious, as his friends...  Poems, moral and religious - Page 31by John Struthers - 1814Full view - About this book
 | John Struthers - English Poetry - 1850 - 320 pages
...to save. XXIX. ! Perhaps they read, while rapture-speaking tears Like dew-drops o'er their sunburnt faces stray, How free'd from all his woes and all his fears, Death's bands he burst upon this hallow'd day: And gracious, as his friends pursued their way Towards Emmaus, their faith and hope nigh... | |
 | University magazine - 1850 - 794 pages
...rose:" — To " Perhaps they read, while rapture-speaking tears, Like dew-drops o'er their sun-burnt faces stray, How, freed from all his woes and all his fears, Death's bonds HE burst upon the hallowed day " — that WP almost begin to fear he designs his poem аз an... | |
 | James Grant Wilson - English poetry - 1875 - 622 pages
...to save. Perhaps they read, while rapture - speaking tears Like dew-drops o'er their sun-burnt faees stray, How freed from all his woes and all his fears, Death's bauds he burst n|xm this hallow 'd day: And graeious, as his friends pursu'd their way Towards Emmaus,... | |
 | James Grant Wilson - English poetry - 1876 - 604 pages
...omnipotent to save. Perhaps they read, while rapture - speaking tears Like dew-drops o'er their sun-burnt faces stray, How freed from all his woes and all his fears, Death's bands ho burst upon this hallow'd day: And gracious, as his friends pursu'd their way Towards Emmaus, their... | |
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