...after, if that I may apprehend that for which also I am apprehended of "Jesus Christ. — PHIL. iii. 12. LET no man think that sudden in a minute All is accomplished...begin it, Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun. FREDERIC WH MYERS. NOTHING so purifies the thoughts, heightens the acts, shuts out self, admits God,...

...to ' purify himself, even as He is pure.' The words are placed by the poet in the mouth of St. Paul. Let no man think that sudden, in a minute, All is...begin it Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun. Oh, the regret, the struggle and the failing ! Oh, the days desolate and useless years ! Vows in the...

...slowly in Scotland, but to-day he is our chief foreman." How true as St. Paul says in Myer's poem : "Let no man think that sudden in a minute All is accomplished...Though with thine earliest dawn thou shouldst begin ** Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun." Be Persevering 119 WHAT IT MEANS. No word should be more...

...illustrated in the poems of FWH Meyers, to make the initial inversion an unvarying part of the verse scheme. Let no man think that sudden in a minute All is accomplished...begin it Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun. 0h the regret, the struggle and the failing ! 0h the days desolate and useless years ! Vows in the...

...initial inversion an unvarying part of the verse scheme. Let no man think that sudden in a minute Att is accomplished and the work is done;— Though with...begin it Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun. Oh the regret, the struggle and the failing! Oh the days desolate and useless years ! Vows in the night,...

...two storeys. In its lower storey (is) the tomb of St. Restitut" (Hare).1 ST. TROPHIMUS AND ARLES " Let no man think that sudden in a minute All is accomplished...begin it Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun. Oh, the regret, the struggle and the failing ! Oh, the days desolate and useless years ! Vows in the...

...reminder the warning of Frederic Myers: " Let no man think that sudden in a minute, All is accomplish 'd and the work is done; — Though with thine earliest...begin it Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun." It is interesting to observe that this doctrine of rights everywhere and responsibilities nowhere,...

...illustrated in the poems of FWH Meyers, to make the initial inversion an unvarying part of the verse scheme. Let no man think that sudden in a minute All is accomplished...begin it Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun. Oh the regret, the struggle and the failing ! Oh the days desolate and useless years ! Vows in the...

...it, and may we, His children, prove faithful to our heavenly Father's trust, remembering that "not sudden in a minute All is accomplished and the work is done. Though with our earliest dawn we should begin it, Scarce were it ended with our setting sun." LAVINIA H. DAVIS....

...melodic effect. Thus, in FWH Myers's St. Paul every verse begins uniformly with the inverted foot: / / Let no man think that sudden in a minute / / All is...begin it / / Scarce were it ended in thy setting sun. / / Oh the regret, the struggle and the failing ! / / Oh the days desolate and useless years ! / /...