 All in awful judgment rise. — 0 then, innocently brave, 1 will wrestle with the wave ; Lo ! Commerce spreads the daring sail, And yokes her naval chariots to the gale. " Blow, ye breezes ! — gently blowing, Waft me to that happy shore, Where, from...  The Wanderer of Switzerland, and Other Poems - Page 84by James Montgomery - 1813 - 175 pagesFull view - About this book
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...with the wave ; " Lo ! commerce spreads the daring sail, " And yokes her naval chariots to the gale. " Blow, ye breezes ! — gently blowing, " Waft me to...happy shore, " Where, from fountains ever flowing, 91 " O'er thee, my dear paternal soil ! " I'll strew the golden harvest of my toil." " Then shall Misery's... | |
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...spreads the daring sail, " And yokes her naval chariots to the gale, • • " Blow, ye breezes!—gently blowing, " Waft me to that happy shore, " Where, from fountains ever flowing, " O'er thee, my dear paternal soil! " I'll strew the golden harvest of my toil"." " Then shall Misery's... | |
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...Where,from founf.iins ever flowing, • Iiidian realm» their treasure» pour; £46 SELECTED rOETRT. •* Thence returning, poor in health, •' Rich in honesty...sing ; — " Bounteous as the Nile's dark waters, " Undiseover'd as their spring1, " I will scatter, o'er the land, •' Blessings with a secret hand... | |
 | Samuel Cooper Thacher, David Phineas Adams, William Emerson - American literature - 1806 - 788 pages
...fountains ever flowinffi " Indian realms their trpasurM po"1 ' SELECTED MtTRf. " Thenee returning1, poor in health, " Rich in honesty and wealth, " O'er...dwellings sing ; — " Bounteous as the Nile's dark \vaters, " Undiscover'd as their spring, " I will scatter, o'er the land, " Blessings with a secret... | |
 | David Phineas Adams, William Emerson, Samuel Cooper Thacher - 1806 - 788 pages
...blowing, " Waft me to that happy shore, " Where.from fountains ever flowing1, " Indian realms tlieir treasures pour ; " Thence returning; poor in health,...honesty and wealth, " O'er thee, my dear paternal soil ! "ГЦ strew the golden harvest of my toil. "Then shall Misery's sons and daughters " In their lowly... | |
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...wrestle with the wave ; Lo! Commerce spreads the daring sail, And yokes her naval chariots to the gale. " Blow, ye breezes ! gently blowing, Waft me to that...paternal soil, I'll strew the golden harvest of my toil. "Then^shall Misery's sons and daughter* In their lowly dwellings sing: Bounteous as the Nile's dark... | |
 | English poetry - 1815 - 456 pages
...with the wave; " Lo ! Commerce spreads the daring sail, ** And yokes her naval chariots to the gale. " Blow, ye breezes! — gently blowing, " Waft me to...sing ; • — " Bounteous as the Nile's dark waters, " Undiscover'd as their spring, " I will scatter o'er the land " Blessings with a secret hand; —... | |
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...sail, " And yokes her naval chariots to the gale. " Blow, ye breezes! — gently blowing, " Waft me ta that happy shore, <( Where, from fountains ever flowing, " Indian realms their treasures pour j " Thence returning, poor in health, " Rich in honesty and wealth, " O'er thee, my dear paternal soil... | |
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...with the wave ; Lo ! Commerce spreads the daring sail, And yokes her naval chariots to the gale. " Blow, ye breezes ! — gently blowing, Waft me to..." Then shall Misery's sons and daughters In their lonely dwellings sing : Bounteous as the Nile's dark waters, Undiscover'd as their spring, I will scatter... | |
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...regions, " All in awful judgement rise ! " O then, innocently brave, " I will wrestle with the wave ; " Blow ye breezes ! gently blowing, " Waft me to that...shore, " Where from fountains ever flowing, " Indian re»lms their treasures pour ; " Thence returning, poor in health, " Rich in honesty and wealth, "... | |
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