...Longing for Heaven," which has in it some lines of genuine pathos, simplicity, and verbal grace : " As weary pilgrim now at rest Hugs with delight his...to think upon His dangers past, and travails done ; A pilgrim I, on earth perplexed, With sins, with cares and sorrows vexed, By age and pains brought...

...Longing for Heaven," which has in it some lines of genuine pathos, simplicity, and verbal grace : " As weary pilgrim now at rest Hugs with delight his...to think upon His dangers past, and travails done ; A pilgrim I, on earth perplexed, With sins, with cares and sorrows vexed, By age and pains brought...

...Longing for Heaven," which has in it some lines o4 genuine pathos, simplicity, and verbal grace : " As weary pilgrim now at rest Hugs with delight his...have trodden oft; Blesses himself to think upon His clangers past, and travails done ; A pilgrim I, on earth perplexed, With sins, with cares and sorrows...

...Longing for Heaven," which has in it some lines of genuine pathos, simplicity, and verbal grace : " As weary pilgrim now at rest Hugs with delight his...to think upon His dangers past, and travails done ; A pilgrim I, on earth perplexed, With sins, with cares and sorrows vexed. By age and pains brought...

...Longing for Heaven," which has in it some lines of genuine pathos, simplicity, and verbal grace : " As weary pilgrim now at rest Hugs with delight his...to think upon His dangers past, and travails done ; A pilgrim I, on earth perplexed, With sins, with cares and sorrows vexed, By age and pains brought...

...genuine pathos, simplicity, and verbal grace : " As weary pilgrim now at rest Hugs with cIc- light his silent nest; His wasted limbs now lie full soft,...to think upon . His dangers past, and travails done ; A pilgrim I, on earth perplexed, With sins, with cares and sorrows vexed, By age and pains brought...

...verdient, in die 'Library of American Literature' anfgenomrnen zu werdcn, wo es leider nicht steht). As weary pilgrim now at rest, Hugs with delight his silent nest, 1 Vgl. die von Tyler ausgewiililtoii proben ll.AL l,2>«s. Das von Helen Campbell (p. 1W) initgcteilte...

...could end. In August, of 1669, she had written one of the most pathetic of her poems. Aug: 31, 69. As weary pilgrim now at rest, Hugs with delight his silent nest His wasted limbes now lye full soft That myrie steps have trodden oft. Blesses himself to think upon his dangers...

...are gone. — Contemplations, stanzas 1, 9, 21, 33, in Several Poems, ed. 1678. Longing for Heaven. As weary pilgrim, now at rest, hugs with delight his silent nest; His wasted limbes, now lye full soft that myrie steps, haue troden oft; Blesses himself, to think vpon his dangers...

...Mistress Bradstreet's verses, " Longing for Heaven," seem faintly conscious of that very fact : — " As weary pilgrim now at rest Hugs with delight his...wasted limbs now lie full soft, That miry steps have trod full oft : Blesses himself to think upon His dangers past, and travails done." Among Mistress...