O there is nothing in the world To weigh against thy will; Even the dark times I dread the most Thy covenant fulfill; And when the pleasant morning dawns I find thee with me still.
Earth has one destroyer-- His name is Death; flee, lest he find thee here!
My God, to find thee so; Thy face to see, thy voice to hear, And all thy love to know.
But thinking I should be like to find thee here, Nephew John, as the autumn weather in low-lying Windsor generally drives thee forth from thence, I hastened hither to bring to thee a companion for thy winter's loneliness.
I find thee here at Basildene; but sure thou art not the wife of him who calls himself its lord?
But when news was brought that the English ships had changed their course and were to land their soldiers in the north, I could tarry no longer, and we have ridden hard through the land northward to find thee here.
I have wandered like a sheep that's lost, To find Thee out in every coast: Without I have long seeking bin, been.
I sought thee ill: for how could I Find thee abroad, when thou, mean space, Hadst made within thy dwelling-place?
Have I sought every country far and near, And, now it is my chance to find thee out, Must I behold thy timeless cruel death?
I find thee apt; And duller shouldst thou be than the fat weed That rots itself in ease on Lethe wharf, Wouldst thou not stir in this.
Answered the fox, "I gnash my canines because I find thee a greater rascal than myself;" and so saying he made off to his house and ceased not to fare until he reached his home.
And how shall I find Thee, if I remember Thee not?
If I find Thee without my memory, then do I not retain Thee in my memory.
Since then I learnt Thee, Thou residest in my memory; and there do I find Thee, when I call Thee to remembrance, and delight in Thee.
I swore an oath to Argive Helen, whom I love, and I wake to find thee sleeping at my side, thee whom I hate.
It will be well to live, Lady, if life by life I find thee for a love.
But I am most grateful that thou didst permit me to find thee, for Rameses sent me forth an hour since, with the hard alternative of fetching thee to him or losing my head.
But the Seven Sisters repent, and I find thee again.
But what shall keep him from searching for thee--and are there any like to defend thee, if he find thee, seeing I am not there?
Grant that all may seek and find Thee a God supremely kind; Heal the sick; the captive free; Let us all rejoice in thee.
Let me find thee-- Me, a poor and worthless thing.
Lord, we expect to suffer here, Nor would we dare repine; But give us still to find thee near, And own us still for thine.
My mother and my brother being now assured of thy innocence doe bewail their hard usage towards thee, and have made great search to find thee.
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