 | George Wither - 1814 - 104 sidor
...vndaunted, 1 my course shall hold, Though twenty thousand Deuils crosse me should; Yet (I confesse) in this my Pilgrimage, I like some infant am, of tender age. For, as the Childe, who from his father hath Strai'd in some Groue, through many a crooked path : Is sometime hopefoll,... | |
 | Joseph Belcher - 1834 - 590 sidor
...cast, And he will fetch me to my home at last. THE PILGRIMAGE OF LIFE. BY GEORGE WITHER, A.li. 1612. Yet I confess, in this my pilgrimage, I, like some...Stray'd in some grove, through many a crooked path, LINES ON THE LOSS OF " THE ROTHSAY CASTLE," A Steam Packet, which was wrecked off the Island ofAnglesea,... | |
 | Robert Aris Willmott - 1834 - 408 sidor
...contains all the materials of poetry ; it only requires the taste and finish of a patient architect *. Yet I confess, in this my pilgrimage, I, like some...child who from his father hath Stray'd in some grove thro' many a crooked path ; * Not the least singular part of the Motto is the frontispiece. The author... | |
 | 1839 - 498 sidor
...following passage, hoping that it will induce some readers to turn to the poem itself: 11 Yet I confebs, in this my pilgrimage, I like some infant am of tender...Stray'd in some grove, through many a crooked path, Is sometimes hopeful that he limb the way, And sometimes doubtful he runs more амгиу ; * * * •... | |
 | Robert Aris Willmott - 1839 - 388 sidor
...contains all the materials of poetry; it only requires the taste and finish of a patient architect*. Yet I confess, in this my pilgrimage, I, like some...of tender age. For as the child who from his father liath Strayed in some grove thro' many a crooked path ; Is sometimes hopeful that he finds the way,... | |
 | Robert Aris Willmott - 1863 - 420 sidor
...fame ; Psalming aloud the holy honours of His Name. Giles Fletcher. LIFE'S JOURNEY. YET T confess, iir this my pilgrimage, I, like some infant am, of tender...child who from his father hath Stray'd in some grove thro' many a crooked path, Is sometimes hopeful that he finds the way, And sometimes doubtful he runs... | |
 | Henry Morley - 1868 - 284 sidor
...pilgrimage, I like some infant am of tender age. For as the child who from his father hath Strayed in some grove, through many a crooked path, Is sometime...fair and easy paths doth meet, Sometime with rougher tracts that stay his feet ; Here runs, there goes, and yon amazed stays, Now cries, and straight forgets... | |
 | Henry Morley - 1868 - 282 sidor
...sickness in my mind. I am as wise, I think, as some of those ; And oft myself as foolishly dispose. Yet I confess, in this my pilgrimage, I like some...tender age. For as the child who from his father hath Strayed in some grove, through many a crooked path, Is sometime hopeful that he finds the way, And... | |
 | Epes Sargent - 1881 - 1000 sidor
...and fools of them. THE HEAVENLY FATHER AND HIS ERRING CHILD. Yet I confess in this my pilgrimage, 1 like some infant am, of tender age. For as the child who from his father hath Strayed in some grove thro' many a crookdd path, — I» sometimes hopeful that he finds the way, And... | |
 | Robert Eldridge Aris Willmott - 1883 - 460 sidor
...of so wondrous fame ; Psalming aloud the holy honours of His Name. Giles Fletcher. LIFE'S TOURNEY. YET I confess, in this my pilgrimage, I. like some infant am, of tender age, LIFE'S JOURNEY. For as the child who from his father hath Stray'd in some grove thro' many a crooked... | |
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Yet I confess, in this my pilgrimage, I like some infant am of tender age. For as the child who from his father hath... 