 | 1847 - 788 pages
...celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below Meet ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armour on, love, Nor faint thou by the way, Till Boodh shall...fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway." But Dr. Judson did not return to Burmah. He was just preparing to say good bye to his beloved wife, when... | |
 | John Dowling - 1847 - 322 pages
...raptures glow, On yon celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armor on, love, Nor faint thou by the way Till the Boodh shall fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's And so, God willing, I will endeavor yet... | |
 | 1881 - 792 pages
...raptures glow On yon celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armor on, Love, Nor faint thou by...fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway." Her improvement was only seeming. After three weeks rest in the balmy sle of France, she grew worse.... | |
 | Daniel Clarke Eddy - 1850 - 380 pages
...raptures glow, On yon celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armor on, love, Nor faint thou by the way — Till the Boodh -shall fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway. " But on putting out to sea again,... | |
 | Arabella M. Stuart Willson - 1851 - 378 pages
...raptures glow, On yon celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armor on, Love, Nor faint thou by...fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway." But her health still sinking, her husband could not leave her, and she was borne back to the ship. Her... | |
 | Francis Wayland - 1853 - 544 pages
...raptures glow, On yon celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armor on, love, Nor faint thou by...fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway. And so, God willing, I will endeavor yet to do ; and while her prostrate form finds repose on the rock... | |
 | Francis Wayland - 1853 - 538 pages
...glow, •» On yon celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armor on, love, Nor faint thou by...fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway. And so, God willing, I will endeavor yet to do ; and while her pro.ilrate form finds repose on the... | |
 | Francis Wayland - 1853 - 538 pages
...raptures glow, On yon celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below . Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armor on, love, Nor faint thou by the way, Till Boodh shall fall, aud Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway. And so, God willing, I will endeavor yet to do ; and while... | |
 | Robert Thomas Middleditch - 1854 - 498 pages
...raptures glow, On yon celestial plain, When the lov'd and parted here below Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armor on, love, Nor faint thou by...fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway. After the Paragon reached Port Louis, the missionary and his wife prepared to separate. A vessel was... | |
 | 1854 - 502 pages
...celestial plain, When the loved and parted here below Meet, ne'er to part again. Then gird thine armour on, Love, Nor faint thou by the way, Till Boodh shall...fall, and Burmah's sons Shall own Messiah's sway." Bnt she was destined to see her own loved land no more. The hand of death was upon her. Her last hours... | |
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O'er the dark and distant sea. And who can paint our mutual joy. When, all our wanderings o'er, We both shall clasp our infants three, At home, on Burmah's shore. But higher shall our raptures glow, On yon celestial plain, When the loved and parted here... 
