 | 1816 - 442 pages
...tender, plaintive, and impressive modulations, as drew from those who heard him the involuntary tear. My voice would be lisping thy praise, My heart would...children come nigh," And he will not despise such an infantas I. As long asthouseest it right } That here upon earth I should stay, 1 pray thee to guard... | |
 | Theology - 1816 - 458 pages
...tender, plaintive, and impressive modulations, as drew from those who heard him the involuntary tear. My voice would be lisping thy praise, My heart would...children come nigh," And he will not despise such an infantas I. As long as thou seest it right ', That here upon earth I should stay, 1 pray thee to guard... | |
 | Theology - 1816 - 432 pages
...impressive modulations, as drew from those who heard him the involuntary tear. My voice would be lispirfg' thy praise, My heart would repay thee with love, 0...children come nigh," And he will not despise such an infantas I. As long as thon seest it right That here upon earth I should stay, 1 pray thee to guard... | |
 | Ann Taylor - 1817 - 120 pages
...quiet and peaceable rest ; I thank thee for stooping to keep • An infant from being distrest : 0 how can a poor little creature repay Thy fatherly...to walk in thy ways, And fit me to see thee above : [nigh ;" For J ES us said, " Let little children come And he will not despise such an infant as I.... | |
 | Ann Taylor - 1819 - 118 pages
...For quiet and peaceable rest ; I thank thee for stooping to keep An infant from being distrest : O how can a poor little creature repay Thy fatherly...0 teach me to walk in thy ways, And fit me to see the above : [nigh ;'» For JESUS said, " Let little children come And he will not despise such an infant... | |
 | 1823 - 594 pages
...would be IispiiiŁ thy praise ; My heart woald repay Thee with love; 0 teach me to walk in thy way, And fit me to see Thee above; For Jesus said, " Let...nigh ;" And he will not despise such an infant as I. 3. As long as Thou seest it right, That here upon earth 1 should stay; That when all the days of my... | |
 | 1825 - 630 pages
...thank thee for stooping to keep MY Father, I thank thee for sleep, An infant from being distrest: O how can a poor little creature repay Thy fatherly kindness by night and by day ! II. My voice would be lisping thy praise, My heart would repay thee with love: O teach me to walk... | |
 | Children's poetry - 1828 - 188 pages
...thee for stooping to keep An .infant from being distrest : 0 how can a poor little creaturejrepay, Thy fatherly kindness by night and by day. My voice...— For Jesus said, let little children come nigh, — He will not despise such an infant as I. As long as thou seest it right That here upon earth I... | |
 | Ann Taylor, Jane Taylor - Children's poetry - 1828 - 102 pages
...sleep, For quiet and peaceable rest: I thank thee for stooping to keep An infant from being distrest: O how can a poor little creature repay Thy fatherly...lisping thy praise, My heart would repay thee with love: O teach me to walk in thy ways, And fit me to see thee above; For JESUS said, "Let little children... | |
 | George Kingsley - Children's songs - 1832 - 140 pages
...night and by day. 2 My voice would be singing thy praise ; My heart would repay thee with love; O, teach me to walk in thy ways, And fit me to see thee above : For Jesus has bid all nations come nigh, He will not despise such a sinner as I. 3 As long as thou deemest it... | |
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Oh how can a poor little creature repay Thy fatherly kindness by night and by day ! My voice would be lisping thy praise, My heart would repay thee with love • Oh teach me to walk in thy ways, And fit me to see thee above : For Jesus said, " Let little... 
