 | Seraph - Hymns, English - 1754 - 294 pages
...thofe above. V. But fee to what new region am I come, I know it well, it is my native home. ^ Here led I once a life divine, "Which did all good, no evil know, Ah ! who would fuch fwf et blifs refign For thofe vain fhews which fools admire below ? 'Tis true, but don't... | |
 | Giles Fletcher - English poetry - 1836 - 442 pages
...by those above ! But see, to what new region am I come ? I know it well, it is my native home. Here led I once a life divine, Which did all good — no evil — know : Ah ! who would such sweet bliss resign For those vain shows which fools admire below ? Tis true ; but don't... | |
 | Richard Cattermole - Christian poetry, English - 1836 - 436 pages
...by those above ! But see, to what new region am I come ? I know it well, it is my native home. Here led I once a life divine, Which did all good — no evil — know : Ah ! who would such sweet bliss resign For those vain shows which fools admire below ? Tis true ; but don't... | |
 | Edward Arber - English poetry - 1899 - 338 pages
...by those above. But see! To what new region am I come ? I know it well! It is my native home ! Here led I once a life divine; Which did all good, no evil know! Ah! who would such sweet bliss resign For those vain shows which Fools admire below! 'Tis true! But don't of... | |
 | Edward Arber - English poetry - 1899 - 336 pages
...by those above. But see! To what new region am I come ? I know it well! It is my native home ! Here led I once a life divine; Which did all good, no evil know! Ah! who would such sweet bliss resign For those vain shows which Fools admire below! 'Tis true! But don't of... | |
 | John Churton Collins - Comparative literature - 1910 - 172 pages
...come ? For those vain shows which fools admire below ? " I know it well, it is my native home. Here led I once a life divine, Which did all good, no evil know : Ah! who would such sweet bliss resign Equally Platonic are the poems on ' Love' and ' Beauty/ and that on '... | |
 | John Churton Collins - English poetry - 1910 - 150 pages
...anamnesis : — " But see, to what new region am I come ? I know it well, it is my native home. Here led I once a life divine, Which did all good, no evil know : Ah 1 who would such sweet bliss resign For those vain shows which fools admire below ? " Equally Platonic... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1921 - 500 pages
...of the poem are : But see, to what new region am I come ? I know it well, it is my native home. Here led I once a life divine, Which did all good, no evil know: Ah! who wou'd such sweet bliss resign For those vain shews which fools admire below f Tis true, but don't of folly... | |
 | Electronic journals - 1921 - 726 pages
...nothing strange: But see, to what new region am I come? I know it well, it is my native home. Here led I once a life divine, Which did all good, no evil know. Of these seventeenth-century poets, Vaughan and Traherne were fondest of the idea. Vaughan's Eetreate... | |
 | Yoga - 1928 - 38 pages
...by those above ! But see! To what new region am I come? I know it well : it is my native home Here led I once a life divine, Which did all good, no evil know. Ah ! Who would such sweet bliss resign For those vain shows which fools admire below ? Tis true; but don't of... | |
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But see, to what new region am I come ? I know it well, it is my native home. Here led I once a life divine, Which did all good — no evil — know : Ah ! who would such sweet bliss resign For those vain shows which fools admire below ? Tis true ; but... 