 | 1833 - 214 sidor
...these she wildly grieves ! Now all scatter'd o'er the earth, Like the wind-strewn autumn leaves '. Ev'n her babes so dear, so young, And so treasured in her...ev'n these were torn away ! These, that when all else was gone, Cheer'd her heart with one bright ray, That still bade its pulse beat on ! Then to still... | |
 | 1833 - 202 sidor
...these she wildly grieves ! Now all scatter'd o'er the earth, Like the wind-strewn autumn leaves ! Ev'n her babes so dear, so young, And so treasured in her...ev'n these were torn away ! These, that when all else was gone, Cheer'd her heart with one bright ray, That still bade its pulse beat on ! Then to still... | |
 | William Lloyd Garrison - 1834 - 42 sidor
...these she wildly grieves ! Now all scatter'd o'er the earth, Like the wind-strewn autumn leaves! Ev'n her babes so dear, so young, And so treasured in her...bade its pulse beat on! Then to still her frantic wo, The inhuman scourge was tried, Till the tears that ceased to flow, Were with redder drops supplied.... | |
 | Elizabeth Margaret Chandler - 1836 - 418 sidor
...hands, That to you so mournfully sad glance, and iron bands. Mute, yet strong appeal of woe! Wakes it not your starting tears 1 Though your hearts may...scourge was tried, Till the tears that ceased to flow, Were with redder drops supplied ! And can you behold unmoved, All the crushing weight of grief, That... | |
 | Maria Weston Chapman - 1836 - 256 sidor
...dearest part — These, ev'n these where torn away ! These, that when all else were gone, Cheered the heart, with one bright ray, That still bade its pulse beat on ! Then to still her frantic wo, The inhuman scourge was tried, Till the tears that ceased to flow, Were with redder drops supplied.... | |
 | Maria Weston Chapman - 1836 - 236 sidor
...waters adorning ! Pour, Joliba ! pour Thy full streams to the mourning ! The Halcyon may take Ev'n her babes so dear, so young, And so treasured in her heart, That the cords which round them clung, Seemed its life, its dearest part— These, ev'n these where torn away... | |
 | Maria Weston Chapman - 1836 - 240 sidor
...the white mnn ! o'er deserts a ranger, — No more shall we welcome the white-bosomed stranger. Ev'n her babes so dear, so young, And so treasured in her heart, That the cords which round them clung, Seemed its life, its dearest part — These, ev'n these where torn away... | |
 | Elizabeth Margaret Chandler - 1845 - 320 sidor
...hands, That to you so mournfully Lift sad glance, and iron bands. Mute, yet strong appeal of woe ! Wakes it not your starting tears 1 Though your hearts may...were torn away ! These, that when all else were gone, C'^eer'd her heart with one bright ray, That still bade its pulse beat on. Then, to still her frantic... | |
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T is for these she wildly grieves ! Now all scatter'd o'er the earth, Like the wind-strewn autumn leaves ! E'en her babes, so dear, so young, And so treasured in her heart, That the chords which round them clung Seem'd its life, its dearest part— These,... 