 I fear not Thy withdrawal ; more I fear, Seeing, to know Thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs and wonders, while, unnoticed, Thou, Walking Thy garden still, commun'st with men, Missed in the commonplace of miracle.  The Atlantic Monthly - Stran 151870Celotni ogled - O knjigi
 | James Russell Lowell - 1896 - 132 strani
...doubt Muffled from sight in formal robes of proof: While she can only feel herself through Thee, • I fear not Thy withdrawal; more I fear, Seeing, to know Thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs and wonders, while, unnoticed, Thou, Walking Thy garden still, commun'st with men,... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1897 - 580 strani
...Thy flickering life, that else must cease, Blown out, as Ч were a candle, by men's breath, My sonl shall not be taken in their snare, To change her inward...proof: While she can only feel herself through Thee, I frar not Thy withdrawal ; more I fear. Seeing, to know Thee not, hoodwinked with dream» Of signs... | |
 | Marion Daniel Shutter - 1900 - 318 strani
...Cathedral says : " If sometimes I must hear good men debate Of other witness of thyself than thou, My soul shall not be taken in their snare, To change...proof ; While she can only feel herself through thee, I fear not thy withdrawal ; more I fear, Seeing, to know thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs... | |
 | Marion Daniel Shutter - 1900 - 330 strani
..." If sometimes I must hear good men debate Of other witness of thyself than thou, My soul shall uot be taken in their snare, To change her inward surety...proof ; While she can only feel herself through thee, I fear not thy withdrawal ; more I fear, Seeing, to know thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs... | |
 | Jabez Thomas Sunderland - 1902 - 184 strani
...doubt, Muffled from sight in formal robes of proofs. While she can only feel herself through thee, I fear not thy withdrawal. More I fear, Seeing, to know thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs and wonders, while unnoticed, thou, Walking thy garden still, commun'st with men, Missed... | |
 | James Russell Lowell - 1904 - 358 strani
...there needed any help of ours To nurse Thy flickering life, that else must cease, Blown out, as 't were a candle, by men's breath, My soul shall not...proof: While she can only feel herself through Thee, I fear not Thy withdrawal ; more I fear, Seeing, to know Thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs... | |
 | Henry Wood - 1905 - 328 strani
...writing of the unreasonable requisition for signs : "O Power, more near my life than life itself 1 I fear not Thy withdrawal ; more I fear, Seeing, to know Thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs and wonders, while, unnoticed, Thou Walking Thy garden still, commun'st with men, Missed... | |
 | John Thompson Gray - 1906 - 600 strani
...need than ever of divinely inspired teachers ? And they are not now lacking, nor ever will be : "I fear not Thy withdrawal; more I fear Seeing, to know Thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs and wonders, while, unnoticed, Thou, Walking Thy garden, still commun'st with men:... | |
 | Henry Sloane Coffin - 1907 - 298 strani
...engrossed in such occupations one can safely pray: "O Power, more near my life than life itself! I fear not Thy withdrawal; more I fear, Seeing, to know Thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs and wonders, while, unnoticed, Thou Walking Thy garden still, commun'st with men, Mixed... | |
 | Elizabeth Waterhouse - 1908 - 776 strani
...there needed any help of ours To nurse Thy flickering life, that else must cease, Blown out, as 'twere a candle, by men's breath, — My soul shall not be...proof: While she can only feel herself through Thee, I fear not Thy withdrawal ; more I fear, Seeing, to know Thee not, hoodwinked with dreams Of signs... | |
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