 There is, even on this side of the grave, a haven where the storms of life break not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters ; an oasis, not in the desert, but beyond it ; a rest, profound and blissful as that of the...  Progressive Men of Western Colorado ... - Page 3641905 - 876 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Samuel Osgood - American literature - 1842 - 426 pages
...here a severed Union mourn ! THE IDEAL OF A TRUE LIFE. BY HORACE GREELEY. THERE is, even on this side the grave, a haven where the storms of life break not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters, — an oasis, not in the desert, but beyond it, — a rest, profound... | |
 | Horace Greeley - Social problems - 1850 - 412 pages
...to accept her benignant destiny ! THE IDEAL OF A TKUE LIFE. A FRAGMENT. THERE is, even on this side the grave, a haven where the storms of life break not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters — an oasis, not in the desert, but beyond it — a rest, profound... | |
 | Frederick A. Moore - American literature - 1850 - 330 pages
...awoke, To find my dreams all end in smoke. Olfe. THE IDEAL OF A TRUE LIFE. THERE is, even on this side the grave, a haven where the storms of life break not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters — an oasis, not in the desert, but beyond it — a rest, profound... | |
 | Gift books - 1854 - 338 pages
...awoke, To find my dreams all end in smoke. OJ/%. THE IDEAL OF A TRUE LIFE. THERE is, even on this side the grave, a haven where the storms of life break not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters — an oasis, not in the desert, but beyond it — a rest, profound... | |
 | Franz Ahn - German language - 1876 - 206 pages
...value on account of its oil and whalebone. Recreation within proper limits is necessary to health. There is even on this side of the grave a haven where the storms of life are not felt; it is a quiet old age. That by means of which any thing is produced, we call the cause.... | |
 | Ellen E. Kenyon-Warner - Readers - 1910 - 298 pages
...ungrudging feast, Play not the niggard; spurn thy native clod, And self disown ; XXXV. A TRUE LIFE 1. There is, even on this side of the grave, a haven...not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters; an oasis, not in the desert, but beyond it; a rest, profound and blissful... | |
 | Oran W. Rowland - Van Buren County (Mich.) - 1912 - 586 pages
...age, Liberty H. Bailey of South Haven has found, even on this side of the grave, a peaceful harbor where the storms of life break not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring water. He has run his race of toil, and trade and ambition. His day's work... | |
 | Readers - 1873 - 350 pages
...poorest of the clan, He well may claim the dignity of MAN. B. Hinchcli/. LESSON CXIV. A TRUE LIFE. 1. There is, even on this side of the grave, a haven...not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters ; an oasis, not in the desert, but beyond it ; a rest, profound and... | |
 | Readers - 1873 - 342 pages
...poorest of the clan, He well may claim the dignity of MAN. R. Hinchdi/. LESSON CXIV. A TRUE LIFE. 1. There is, even on this side of the grave, a haven...not, or are felt but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters ; an oasis, not in the desert, but beyond it ; a rest, profound and... | |
 | 1866 - 324 pages
...melancholy, but of many other dis[•Written for The Herald of Health.] A True Life. BY HORACE GREELET. THERE is, even on this side of the grave, a haven where the storms of life break not, or are but in gentle undulations of the unrippled and mirroring waters — an oasis, not in the desert, but... | |
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