Sighs and Songs of Earth, and Other Poems, 第 535 期Seeley, Jackson, & Halliday, 1873 - 223页 |
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Alp to Apennine amid APOLLYON Apostolic Fathers Beautiful Home Behold beneath Bishop of Rome bless breath bright brow cease Christ CHRISTIAN CLERKENWELL clouds dark dawn dead Death deep doth Dream earth Earth's Songs earthly Eternal fair fair city faith Farewell Father fear flow gate Gibeon gloom glorious glory God Unknown golden golden harvests grace grave hand harvests hath heart Heaven holy hope Jesus journey's end King land lift light live Lord mighty morning mountain ne'er night nobis Normandy o'er onward past path peace Pilgrim PILGRIM'S PROGRESS plain praise rejoice rest rise roll scenes Shining shore Siege of Paris Sighs sing skies sleep sorrow soul St Columba storm strife sweet sword tell thee thine things Throne tide to-day trod turned on earth unto vale VANITY-FAIR voice wake watchmen waters wave weary weep yonder youth
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