...; The rose, the smile, alike arc thine, To fade and darken at thy shrine. And what must love be in a heart All passion's fiery depths concealing, Which...minutest part More than another's whole of feeling. And RAYMOND'S heart ; love's morning sun On fitter altar never shone ; Loving with oil the snow-white...

...thine, To fade and darken at thy shrine. And what must love be in a heart All passion's fiery depth's concealing, Which has in its minutest part, More than another's whole of feeling. (LEL) THE THOUiiinoun. THE scene is changed, Lady Herbert and her daughter are on the road to Nice. The London...

...; The rose, the smile, alike are thine, To fade and darken at thy shrine. And what must love be in a heart All passion's fiery depths concealing, Which...minutest part More than another's whole of feeling. And RAYMOND'S heart ; love's morning sun On fitter altar never shone ; Loving with all the snow-white...

...smile, alike are thine, To fade and darken at thy shrine. THE TROUHADOUR. And what must love be in a heart All passion's fiery depths concealing, Which...minutest part More than another's whole of feeling. And RAYMOND'S heart ; love's morning sun On fitter altar never shone ; Loving with all the snow-white...

...; The rose, the smile, alike are thine, To fade and darken at thy shrine. And what must love be in a heart All passion's fiery depths concealing, Which...minutest part More than another's whole of feeling. And RATMOND'S heart; love's morning sun On fitter altar never shone ; Loving with all the snow-white...

...thrown ; The rose, the smile alike are thine, To fade and darken at thy shrine. And what must love be in a heart All passion's fiery depths concealing, Which has, in its minutest part, More than another's depth of feeling ? LANDON. THE LOVE BORN OF SORROW. Our love has been no summer-flower, For joy's bright...

...? Look on the cold, the gay, the proud, And is there one among them free ! And what must love he in a heart All passion's fiery depths concealing, Which...minutest part More than another's whole of feeling ! HENRIETTA pressed her temples on the cushion, but it did not still their tumultuous pain. The door...

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...awaiting Azila's return. CHAPTER XVI. \ And what must love be in a heart All passion's fiery depth concealing, Which has in its minutest part More than another's whole of feeling! L. E. L. THE principal place of resort of that singular race of people, the Zingani, or Gipsies, or as they...

...and glided away. CHAPTER VII " And what must love be in a heart All passion's fiery depths revealing, Which has in its minutest part, More than another's whole of feeling." LEL " May such rest in the grave, before past is life's spring, Ere they wake into knowledge — a desolate...