 I embrace thee With all the love I have. Forget the stain Of my unwitting sin : and then I come A crystal virgin to thee. My soul's purity Shall, with bold wings, ascend the doors of mercy ; For innocence is ever her companion. frank.  Dramatic Works - Page 445by John Ford - 1811Full view - About this book
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...purity Shall with bold Wings afcend the Doors of Mercy ; For Innocence is ever her Companion. Y. Thor. Not yet mortal ? I would not linger you, Or leave you a tongue to blab. Suf. Now heaven reward you ne'er the worfe for me. I did not think that death had been to fweet ; Nor... | |
 | 1812 - 560 pages
...leaving yourself, That you would thus bestow me on another. Thou art my husband, Death ; I embrace thee With all the love I have. Forget the stain Of my unwitting...would not linger you. Or leave you a tongue to blab. [iVais her again. Sus. Now heaven reward you ne'er the worse for me ! I did not think that death had... | |
 | Enos Bronson - Literature, Modern - 1812 - 562 pages
...leaving yourself, That you would thus bestow me on another. Thou art my husband, Death ; I embrace thee With all the love I have. Forget the stain Of my unwitting...companion. Frank. Not yet mortal .' I would not linger yon. Or leave you a tongue to blab. \_Slatt her again. Sat. Now heaven reward you ne'er the worse for... | |
 | England - 1820 - 774 pages
...leaving yourself, That you would thus bestow me on another. Thou art my huHbai.d, Death ; 1 embrace thee With all the love I have. Forget the stain Of my unwitting sin : and then I come A crystal virgin to thec. My soul's purity Shall, with bold wing*, ascend the doors of mercy ; For innocence ts ever her... | |
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 | Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey - English essays - 1844 - 540 pages
...leaving yourself, That you would thus bestow me on another. Thou art my husband, Death ! I embrace thee With all the love I have. Forget the stain Of my unwitting...sin : and then I come A crystal virgin to thee. My sou1's purity Shall, with bold wings, ascend the doors of mercy ; For innocence is ever her companion.... | |
 | Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey - Edinburgh review (1802) - 1846 - 794 pages
...bestow me on another. Thou art my husband, Death ! I embrace thee With all the love I have. Forge! the stain Of my unwitting sin: and then I come A crystal...innocence is ever her companion. Frank. Not yet mortal 1 I would not linger you, Or leave you a tongue to blab. [Stabs her again. Sus. Now heaven reward you... | |
 | English essays - 1852 - 782 pages
...lovingly, leaving yourself, would thus bestow me on another. With all the love I have. Forget the stain A crystal virgin to thee. My soul's purity Shall,...doors of mercy ; For innocence is ever her companion. Sut. Now heaven reward you ne'er the worse for I did not think that death had been so sweet, [me !... | |
 | Lord Francis Jeffrey Jeffrey - 1854 - 780 pages
...leaving yourself, That you would thus bestow me on another. Thou art my husband, Death ! I embrace thee With all the love I have. Forget the stain Of my unwitting...innocence is ever her companion. Frank. Not yet mortal t I would not linger you, Or leave you a tongue to blab. [Slabs htr ugain. Sus. Now heaven reward you... | |
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...lovingly, leaving yourself, i would thus bestow me on another. Thou art my husband, Death ! I embrace thee With all the love I have. Forget the stain Of my unwitting...A crystal virgin to thee. My soul's purity Shall, wilh bold wings, ascend the doors of mercy For innocence is ever her companion. Frank. Not yet mortal... | |
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