...thee } Jane S. Oh ! for mercy ! Alie. Mercy ! 1 know it not — for 1 am miserable. I'll give thee misery, for here she dwells, This is her house, where the sun never dawne ; The bird of night sits screaming o'er the roof, Grim spectres weep along the horrid gloom,...

...thee 7 Jane S. Oh ! for mercy ! Alic. Mercy ! I know it not — for I am miserable. I'll give thee misery, for here she dwells, This is her house, where...night sits screaming o'er the roof, Grim spectres weep along the horrid gloom, And nought is heard but wailings and lamentings. Hark ! something cracks...

...the roof, Grim spectres weep along the horrid gloom, And nought is heard but waitings and Tumentings. Hark ! something cracks above ! it shakes ! it totters ! And see the nodding ruin falls to crush me ! 'Tie fallen, 'tis here ! I felt it on my brain ! — Let her take my counsel : Why should'st'thou...

...Ibid. MISERY-Characteristics of. I'll give thoe misery, for here sho dwells ; This is her house, whore the sun never dawns ; The bird of night sits screaming...sweep along the horrid gloom, And nought is heard but waitings an.i lamenting^. Satt. MISERY-of Wealth. Misery assails riches, as lightning does the highest...

...centre of all miseries : What wander from me, leave their proper places. Crown, Dariia. I'll give thee misery, for here she dwells ; This is her house, where...sweep along the horrid gloom, And nought is heard but waitings and lamentings. Rave. MISFOBTUNE — we Sorrow. What greater ills have the heavens in store,...

...before thee? Jane S. O! for mercy! Alie. Mercy! I know it not!— for I am miserable. I'll give thee Misery, for here she dwells; This is her house, where...horrid gloom, And nought is heard but wailings and lamentinge. Hark 1 something cracks above 1 it shakes 1 it totters, And see the nodding ruin falls...

...could he still have feasted his eyes on his money-bags. It may not be : — • " This is his house; The bird of night sits screaming o'er the roof, Grim spectres sweep along the horrid jjloom, And nought is heard but wailings." The slanderer is in hell. He had been "a mighty hunter."...

...•the blood of the slain, lions, fig. for the Chaldaeans. Despair the desperation of the soul. — she dwells ; this is her house, where the sun never...and nought is heard but wailings and lamentings." — Rowe. 6 Coleridge. " There's nothing bright above, below, from flowers that bloom to stars that...

...centre of all miseries : What wander from me, leave their proper places. Crown, Darius. I'll give thee misery, for here she dwells ; This is her house, where the Sun never dawns ; The bird of night sits sereaming o'er the roof: Grim spectres sweep along the horrid gloom. And nought is heard but wailings...

...before thee? Jane S. 0 1 for mercy ! Alie. Mercy! I know it not !— for I am miserable, I'll give thee Misery, for here she dwells ; This is her house, where...wailings and lamentings. Hark! something cracks above 1 it shakes ! it totters, And see the nodding ruin falls to crush me ! 'Tis f all'n, 'us here 1 I felt...