10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WHENE'ER»
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whene'er in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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WHENE'ER you hear a patriot spouting 'Gainst parties all, Of vice assured, of
virtue doubting In great or small — Worth, talent, honesty denying, Except in self;
He may be had for timely buying — His price is pelf. n. Whene' er you see a
widow ...
2
Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle
Remember me whene'er you sigh, I3c it the midnight's silent hour ; Remember
me, and think that I Return thy sigh, and feel its power. Whene'er you fear I'm far
away, Or when you bend the pious knee, Or when your thoughts to pleasure stray
, ...
3
The Christian pioneer, ed. by J.F. Winks
STJje. CfjilUreu'0. Comer. THE BOY THE FATHER OF THE MAN. " Even a child
is known by his doings, whether his work be pure, and whether it be right." Prov.
xx. II. Whene'er. I see a boy who spends His pence as soon as got ; To me it is a ...
Joseph Foulkes Winks, 1861
Whene'er thy father, pleased with home, Has smiles for all who go or come ;
Whene'er, his daily labour done. He breathes his evening orison ; Whene'er thy
mother, good and mild, Sings lullaby to soothe her child ; I feel a sympathy
sincere, ...
5
Poetical Sketches of Biblical Subjects: partly original, ...
Joseph BELCHER (D.D., Baptist Minister.) When high the pensive moon appears
, And Night, with all her starry train, Gives rest to human hopes and fears,
Remember I that rest ordain. Remember me whene'er you sigh, Be it the
midnight's ...
Joseph BELCHER (D.D., Baptist Minister.), 1825
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The Edinburgh Literary Journal: Or, Weekly Register of ...
Whene'er I look upon the sunset skies, Whene'er I catch the breath of mountain
flower, Whene'er I gaze on childhood's laughing eyes — Thou comest to mc with
many a faded hour ! The summer morning, full of dews and light, The simplest ...
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The Edinburgh literary journal; or, Weekly register of ...
Whene'er I think on thee — ah, then ! The days I loved so well, In all their
brightness, come again, As if by magic spell. My native glen, with its fair sky —
Each rock, and stream, and tree, Are prevent to my fancy's eye, Whene'er I think
on thee!
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The New Evangelical Magazine, and Theological Review
Remember me whene'er you sigh, Be it the midnigltt's silent hour, Remember me
and think that I Return the sigh and feel its power. Whene'er you fear I'm far away,
Or when you bend the pious knee, Or when your thoughts to pleasure stray, ...
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The Evangelical Magazine and Missionary Chronicle
Remember me, whene'er' you sigh O'er frail humanity's deep throes; Remember
me, and think that I Sunk under far, far deeper woes. Whene'er you think on
human friends, Who flutter only to betray, Who kiss, and sell their dearest friends,
011 ...
10
The Busy Bee, Or, Vocal Repository. Being a Selection of the ...
CCCXIV. JfuST at the close of Summer's day, How sweet the blooming blossoms
beam f So sweet the time I pass away, Wi' bonny Bet of Aberdeen, Cho. Whene'er
I set beneath the shade, Or wander o'er the lee. To meet the charming village ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WHENE'ER»
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whene'er is used in the context of the following news items.
Felicia Numue Ackerman: Cake is the thing with frosting
Whene'er I have a spree --. The scale in its severity. Is merciless -- to me. -- FELICIA NIMUE ACKERMAN. (A parody of Emily Dickinson's poem "'Hope' is the ... «The Providence Journal, Jun 15»
Rochester Police Log
4:39 p.m. — On Limestone Lane there is a man who asks for money and a ride, yelled profanities ensue whene'er the beggar is denied. 5:30 p.m. — Kids are ... «Foster's Daily Democrat, Mar 15»
Q&A | A Christian poet's battle against slavery has lessons for today
Whene'er to Afric's shores I turn my eyes, / Horrors of deepest, deadliest guilt arise; / I see, by more than Fancy's mirror shewn, / The burning village, and the ... «World Magazine, Jan 15»
Rhymes of the Wandering Piper
I write to suit my rank and station. The gift of rhyming I inherit. May be, perhaps, of common merit. For I am just a common man. And write whene'er I feel I can. «Prince Albert Daily Herald, Aug 14»
Spoofy 'Spamalot' returns to Las Vegas as Super Summer Theatre …
Cue the aforementioned “Knights of the Round Table” number, in which the title characters “dance whene'er we're able,” doing “routines and chorus schemes ... «Las Vegas Review-Journal, Jun 14»
Learning from Canada's Boxcar Trekkers of 1935
Help will come whene'er it's needed, cheer, my comrades, cheer! The analysis of the problem is increasingly agreed upon: inequality must end and ... «TheTyee.ca, Jun 14»
Gen. MacArthur: 'The soldier, above all others, prays for peace'
Whene'er we hear that glorious word! Faith of our fathers! Holy faith! We will be true to thee till death!” Sen. John McCain chose a play on words when he entitled ... «News Sentinel, Sep 13»
Style Invitational Week 1015: Faux re mi — musical fictoids
Who lauds this country constantly and sings its praise whene'er he can. I'm heaping adulation on my grand, unblemished motherland: Just come to the United ... «Washington Post, Mar 13»
Remembering Robert Browning - Victorian Britain's greatest poet
... “My Last Duchess”, the Duke gradually shows that he is not just vain, and bullying, but psychopathic – “Oh sir, she smiled no doubt / Whene'er I passed her; ... «Scotsman, May 12»
Gene Weingarten: Revisiting his 'genius' for combining poetry and …
Whene'er the men are paralyzed by want,. They make good use of her, the sergeant said. While horrified, the captain did not speak. His feelings, though, were of ... «Washington Post, Dec 11»
