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Deep struck with awe, they mark'd the | Deep struck with awe, they mark'd the | ||
dome | dome | ||
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Where once the beauty bloom'd the warrior | Where once the beauty bloom'd the warrior | ||
shone | shone | ||
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They saw the Castle's mould'ring tow'rs decay'd | They saw the Castle's mould'ring tow'rs decay'd | ||
The loose stone tott'ring o'er the trembling | The loose stone tott'ring o'er the trembling | ||
| − | shade. | + | shade. -- |
[[foreign: French]] | [[foreign: French]] | ||
| − | pauvre homme, [[/foreign | + | pauvre homme, [[/foreign]] he said to me, & I was sorry |
to hear it." The smile of pity which you | to hear it." The smile of pity which you | ||
gave me, assured me that you knew what | gave me, assured me that you knew what | ||
| − | it was to suffer." | + | it was to suffer." -- his was the philosophy |
of nature, directed by common sense, | of nature, directed by common sense, | ||
his mind was penetrating, his views extensive | his mind was penetrating, his views extensive | ||
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simple, rational, & sublime; his | simple, rational, & sublime; his | ||
precepts directed the mind & his | precepts directed the mind & his | ||
| − | examples reached & touched the heart | + | examples reached & touched the heart, |
Latest revision as of 13:36, 24 May 2021
Deep struck with awe, they mark'd the dome
Where once the beauty bloom'd the warrior shone
They saw the Castle's mould'ring tow'rs decay'd The loose stone tott'ring o'er the trembling shade. --
foreign: French pauvre homme, /foreign he said to me, & I was sorry to hear it." The smile of pity which you gave me, assured me that you knew what it was to suffer." -- his was the philosophy of nature, directed by common sense, his mind was penetrating, his views extensive & his systems like his Religion were simple, rational, & sublime; his precepts directed the mind & his examples reached & touched the heart,
