...happy meeting ', Nor time, nor death, (hall ever part them more. 'Tis but a night, a long and mconlcfs ntented falls: So when the king a mortal Jhaft lets fhut of even, the weary bird Leaves the wide air, and in fomc lonely break Cow'rs down, and dorcs till...

...happy meeting! Nor time, nor death, Ihall ever part them more. 'Tis but a night, a long and moonlefs night, We make the grave our bed, and then are gone. Thus, at the fluí: of even, the weary bird Leaves the wide air, and in lome lonely break Cow'rs down, and dozes...

...happy meeting ! Nor time, nor death, fhall ever part them more*. 'Tis but a night, a long and moonlefs night ; We make the grave our bed, and then are gone, Thus, at the flint of even, the weary bird Leaves the widi air, and in fome lonely brake Cow'rs down, and rlor.es...

...happy meeting! Nor time, nor death, fhall ever part them more. "Pis but a night, a long and moonlefs night, We make the grave our bed, and then are gone, Thus, at the fhut of eve, the weary bird Leaves the wide air, and in fome lonely brake Cow'rs down, and dozes till...

...happy meeting! Nor time, nor death, (hall ever part them more. 'Tis but a night, a long and moonlels night ; We make the grave our bed, and then are gone. Thus, at the (hut of cven; the weary bird Leaves the wide air, and in lome lonely break Cow is down, and dole* till...

...its other half) into its arms Shall rush with all th' impatience of a man That's new come home, who, having long been absent, . | With haste runs over...gone. Thus at the shut of ev'n, the weary bird Leaves die wide air, and in somfe .lonely brake Cow'rs down, and dozes till the dawn of day, Then claps his...

...impatience of a man That's new come home, who having long been absent, With haste runs over every diffrent room, In pain to see the whole. Thrice happy meeting!...night, a long and moonless night, We make the grave our bud, and then are gone. " Thxis, at the shut of even, the weary bird Leaves the wide air, and in some...

...pain to see the whole. "Jhrice happy meeting! Nor time, nor death, shall ever part them more. 'T is but a night, a long and moonless night, We make the...bed, and then are gone. • • Thus, at the shut of even, the weary bird Leaves the wide air, and in some lonely brake Cow'rs down, and dozes till the...

...pain to see the whole. Thrice happy meeting ! Nor time, nor death, shall ever part them more. Tis hut a night, a long and moonless night ; We make the grave our bed, and then are gone. Thus, at the shut of even, the weary bird Leaves the wide air, and in some lonely break Cowers down, and dozes till the...

...downward from the entrance of a cavern. The print of ' Death's Door,' illuslrative of the Hoe«, " Tis but a night, a long and moonless night We make the grave our bed, and th«n «re gone !" is thus described — " The door opening, thai seems to make utter darkness visible...