Each answering each in home's soft sympathies, Sisters and brothers. At the Altar sighs Parental fondness, and with anxious hand Tenders its offering of young vows and prayers. The same and not the same, go where I will, The vision beams ! ten thousand... Aunt Elinor's lectures on Architecture - Page 21by Elinor (aunt, pseud.) - 1843 - 146 pagesFull view - About this book
| Lyra - Religious poetry, English - 1836 - 264 pages
...rise Its love-enclustered columns, and expand Their slender arms. Like olive-plants they stand, Bach answering each, in home's soft sympathies, Sisters...same and not the same, go where I will, The vision beams 1 ten thousand shrines, all one. Dear fertile soil ! what foreign culture bears Such fruit ?... | |
| Theology - 1836 - 746 pages
...Like olive-plants they stand, Leafed with bright sister-tracery, the sweet guise Of home-affections. At the Altar sighs Parental fondness, and with anxious...same and not the same, go where I will, The vision beams ! ten thousand shrines, all one. Dear fertile soil ! what foreign culture bears Such fruit? And... | |
| 1836 - 742 pages
...Like olive-plants they stand. Leafed with bright sister-tracery, the sweet guise Of home-affections. At the Altar sighs Parental fondness, and with anxious...same and not the same, go where I will. The vision beams ! ten thousand shrines, all one. Dear fertile soil ! what foreign culture bears Such fruit? And... | |
| Religious poetry, English - 1837 - 282 pages
...vision of a Temple meets my eyes : Modest without ; within, all glorious rise Its love-enclustered columns, and expand Their slender arms. Like olive-plants...vows and prayers. The same and not the same, go where r will, The vision beams ! ten thousand shrines, all one. Dear fertile soil I what foreign culture... | |
| Lyra - 1838 - 270 pages
...vision of a Temple meets my eyes : Modest without ; within, all glorious rise Its love-enclustered columns, and expand Their slender arms. Like olive-plants...same and not the same, go where I will, The vision beams ! ten thousand shrines, all one. Dear fertile soil 1 what foreign culture bears Such fruit ?... | |
| A Montagu Woodford - 1841 - 320 pages
...The vision of a Temple meets my eyes; Modest without; within, all-glorious rise Its love-enclustered columns, and expand Their slender arms. Like olive-plants...soft sympathies, Sisters and brothers. At the Altar siahs o Parental fondness, and with anxious hand Tenders its offering of young vows and prayers. The... | |
| Religious poetry, English - 1844 - 264 pages
...CHRIST. 177. Israel 178. Separation .... 179. The New Jernsalem . 254 255 257 t _ LYRA APOSTOLICA. HOME. WHERE'ER I roam in this fair English land, The vision...same and not the same, go where I will, The vision beams ! ten thousand shrines, all one. Dear fertile soil ! what foreign culture bears Such fruit? And... | |
| George Ayliffe Poole - Church architecture - 1844 - 390 pages
...vision of a temple meets my eyes : Modest without ; within, all glorious rise Its love-enclustered columns, and expand Their slender arms. Like olive-plants...home's soft sympathies, Sisters and brothers. At the Altai- sighs Parental fondness, and with anxious hand Tenders its offering of young vows and prayers.... | |
| Samuel Fox - Church history - 1857 - 206 pages
...within, all glorious rise Us love-enclustered columns, and expand Their slender arms. Like olive plants they stand, Each answering each, in home's soft sympathies, Sisters and brothers." THE early history of the Church of England is involved in much obscurity ; and we can obtain no certain... | |
| John Henry Newman - Christian poetry, English - 1868 - 396 pages
...love-encluster'd columns, and expand Their slender arms. Like olive-plants they stand, Each answ'ring each, in home's soft sympathies, Sisters and brothers....same, and not the same, go where I will, The vision beams ! ten thousand shrines, all one. Dear fertile soil ! what foreign culture bears Such fruit ?... | |
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