 | Books and bookselling - 1798 - 524 pages
...I'll ne'er impart : It breathes nofigh, itfticds no tear, But it confumes my heart ! This cherifii'd woe, this lov'd defpair, My lot for ever be ; So,...pangs I bear Be never known by thee ! And when pale charaflers of death Shall mark this alter'd cheek; When my poor wafted, trembling breath. My life's... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1800 - 788 pages
...I'll ne'er impart, It breathes no (3gh, it (beds no tear, But it confumes mv heart ! This clierifh'd woe, this lov'd defpair, My lot for ever be ; So,...my foul's lord, the pangs I bear. Be never known by thec ! And when pate characters of death Shall mark this al'er'd chock, When rny poor wafied trembling... | |
 | English drama - 1801 - 318 pages
...loTo'ti despair, My lot for elter be ; So, my seal's lord, the pangs I bear Be never known by theel j. And -when pale characters of death Shall mark this alter'd cheek ; When my poor wasted trembling breath My life's last hope would speak ; I shall not raise ray eyes to heav'n, Nor... | |
 | August Friedrich F. von Kotzebue - 1801 - 308 pages
...this lov'd despair, My lot for ever be ; Si, my soul's lord, the pangs I bear Be never kwwn by tbee! And 'when pale characters of death Shall mark this alter'd cheek ; When my poor wasted trembling breath My life's last hope 'would speak ; I shall not raise my eyes to heav'n, Nor... | |
 | English poetry - 1803 - 502 pages
...But it confumes my heart ! This cherish'd woe, this lov'd defpair, My lot for ever be ; So, my soul's lord, the pangs I bear Be never known by thee ! And...death Shall mark this alter'd cheek ; When my poor wasted, trembling breath My life's last hope would speak — I shall not raise my eyes to HeaVn, Nor... | |
 | English poetry - 1803 - 508 pages
...it coni'umes my heart ! This cherish'd woe, this lov'd defpair, My lot for ever be ; So, my soul's lord, the pangs I bear Be never known by thee ! And...death Shall mark this alter'd cheek ; When my poor wasted, trembling breath My life's last hope would speak — I shall not raise my eyes to Heav'n, Nor... | |
 | English poetry - 1803 - 520 pages
...But it confumes my heart! This cherish'd woe, this lov'd defpair, My lot for ever be ; So, my soul's lord, the pangs I bear Be never known by thee! And...death Shall mark this alter'd cheek; When my poor wasted, trembling breath My life's last hope would speak— I shall not raise my eyes to HeaVn, Nor... | |
 | Goldfinch - 1805 - 276 pages
...cherish'd woe, this lov'd despair, My lot for ever be. So, my soul's lord, the pangs I bear But never, never, known by thee. And when pale characters of death Shall mark this alter'd cheek ; When ray poor wasted trembling breath -My life's last hope would speak. I shall 1 sliall not raise my eyeV... | |
 | History - 1806 - 776 pages
...This cherish'd woe, this lov'd despair, My lot for ever be ; So, my soul's lord, the pangs I bearo Be never known by thee ! And when pale characters of death Shall mark this alter'd cheek, Wh< 11 ray poor wasted trembling breath My life's last hope would speak-— I shall not raise my eyeğ... | |
 | Mrs. Inchbald - English drama - 1808 - 428 pages
...But it consumes my heart; This cherish'd woe, this lov'd despair, My lot for ever be, So, my soul's lord, the pangs I bear Be never known by thee! And...death Shall mark this alter'd cheek, When my poor wasted frembling breath My life's last hope would speak; I shall not raise my eyes to Heav'n, Nor mercy... | |
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So, my soul's lord, the pangs I bear Be never known by thee ! And when pale characters of death Shall mark this alter'd cheek, When my poor wasted trembling breath My life's last hope would speak, I shall not raise my eyes to Heaven, Nor mercy ask for... 
