 | 1820 - 310 pagina’s
...spread my sorrows at his feet. Yet I must weep ; I cannot stay These tears, that trickle while I belMl Since thou art pleas'd to take away So dear, so very...vex her so no more. How I would watch her gentle eye ! 'Twonldbemy playtodoher will ! And she should never hare to sigh Aga.n for my bufaavmg .11 ! But... | |
 | Samuel Warren, Anne Warren - 1827 - 326 pagina’s
...several of Dr. Watts's Hymns; and nearly all that one of Miss Taylor's, which has these lines: " Oh 1 if she would but come again, , I think I*d vex her so no more 1 " I am, your affectionate Mother, ANNE WARREN. Sunderland, May 14, 1820. TO MR. and MRS. W. MY DEAR... | |
 | Ann Taylor, Jane Taylor - 1828 - 102 pagina’s
...to take away So dear, so very dear a friend. And now I recollect with pain The many times I grieved her sore; Oh! if she would but come again, I think...more. How I would watch her gentle eye ! 'Twould be my wish to do her will ! And she should never have to sigh But since she's gone so far away, And cannot... | |
 | 1828 - 188 pagina’s
...recollect with pain - . The many times I griev'd her sore ; » Oh, if she would but come again, I tMnk I'd vex her so no more. How I would watch her gentle eye ! 'Twould be my play to do her will ! And she should never have to sigh Again, for my behaving ill ! But since she's gone so far away And... | |
 | Ethics - 1829 - 258 pagina’s
...to take away So dear, so very dear a friend. And now I recollect with pain The many times I grieved her sore. Oh ! if she would but come again, I think...her gentle eye! 'Twould be my play to do her will ! And- she should never have to sigh Again, for my behaving ill ! But since she's gone so far away,... | |
 | Ann Taylor - 1832 - 106 pagina’s
...to take away So dear so verv dear a friend A.nd now I recollect with pain The many times I grieved her sore. Oh ! if she would but come again, I think I'd vex her so no more. How I would watck her gentle eye ! 'Twould be my play to do her will ! And she should never have to sigh Again,... | |
 | 1881 - 396 pagina’s
...Lamentation for the death of a dear Mother." " And now I recollect with pain. The many times I grieved her sore ; Oh, if she would but come again, I think I'd vex her so no more." Ah, cherish such thoughts, and let them incite you to greater kindness, and more tender regard for... | |
 | 1844 - 398 pagina’s
...side of a coffin which contained the dead body of her mother, she wept bitterly and exclaimed, " O if she would but come again, I think I'd vex her so no more." I knew some parents who were very much grieved on account of the conduct of their children. I knew... | |
 | 1847 - 788 pagina’s
...she remembered how naughty she had been ! " And now I recollect with pain, The many times I grieved her sore ; Oh ! if she would but come again, I think I'd vex her so no more. How would I watch her gentle eye, 'Twonld be my play to do her will, And she should never have to sigh... | |
 | National Sunday school union - 1871 - 598 pagina’s
...omission, even every fancied error, starts up to pain the memory and weigh upon the spirits. " Ob, if she would but come again, I think I'd vex her so no more," is the penitent cry of affection. Oh, if the dear young inmates of happy homes could think in their... | |
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And now I recollect with pain The many times I grieved her sore : Oh ! if she would but come again, I think I'd vex her so no more. How I would watch her gentle eye ! 'Twould be my play to do her will ! And she should never have to sigh Again, for my... 
