...the known aspect of inanimate things. The next little piece seems to us worthy of Wordsworth himself. A WALK IN A CHURCH-YARD. We walked within the Church-yard...Among the graves to shout, To laugh and play among the d,tad, And make this noisy rout." A moment to my side he clung, Leaving his merry play, A moment stilled...

...with love unfeigned, That they had been by more than Angels entertained. A WALK IN A CHURCH-YARD. i. WE walked within the Church-yard bounds, My little...laughing, running happy rounds, I pacing mournfully. u. "Nay, child ! it is not well," I said, " Among the graves to shout, To laugh and play among the...

...more than Angels entertained. A WALK IN A CHURCH- YARD. i. WE walked within the Church-yard hounds, My little boy and I — He laughing, running happy rounds, I pacing mournfully. n. " Nay, child ! it is not 'well," I said, " Among the graves to shout, To laugh and play among the...

...make me in submissive love indeed a little child. r A WALK IN A CHUKCHYAKD. REV. RC TRENCH. WE walk'd within the churchyard bounds, My little boy and I— He laughing, running merry rounds, I pacing mournfully. " Nay, child! it is not well," I said, " Among the graves to shout,...

...make me in submissive love indeed a little child. A WALK IN A CHURCHYARD. REV. RC TRENCH. WE walk'd within the churchyard bounds, My little boy and I — He laughing, running merry rounds, I pacing mournfully. " Nay, child ! it is not well," I said, " Among the graves to shout,...

...within the cburchyard bounds, My little boy and I; 1 le, laughing, running happy rounds — I, paeing mournfully. " Nay, child, it is not well," I said,...moment to my side he clung, Leaving his merry play, Л moment stilPd his joyons tongue, Almost as hnsh'd as they. Then, quite forgetting the command, In...

...selections of British poetry. There is something singular and beautiful in the following. WE walk'd within the church-yard bounds, My little boy and I...my side he clung, Leaving his merry play, A moment still'd his joyous tongue, Almost as hush'd as they. Then, quite forgetting the command, In life's...

...Proclaim them all thine own ; 'tis Christ's command I C. AHIIWOKTK.— 1709-1744. I MISCELLANEOUS. A WALK IN A CHURCHYARD. WE walked within the churchyard...among the dead, And make this noisy rout." A moment to ray side he clung, Leaving his merry play, A moment stilled his joyous tongue, Almost as hushed as...

...the King of kings ; Proclaim them all thine own ; 'tis Christ's command ! C. ASHWORTH.— 1709-1744. A WALK IN A CHURCHYARD. WE walked within the churchyard...among the dead, And make this noisy rout." A moment to ray side he clung, Leaving his merry play, A moment stilled his joyous tongue, Almost as hushed as...

..." 0 death, where is thy sting ? О grave, where is thy victory ?" "We walked within the chnrch-yard bounds, My little boy and I— He, laughing, running...pacing mournfully. •Nay, child, it is not well,' 1 said. 1 Among tlie graves In shout. To laugh and play among the dead, And make this noisy rout.'...