Through every fibre of my brain, Through every nerve, through every vein, I feel the electric thrill, the touch Of life, that seems almost too much.
Through every vein I feel again The fever of youth, the soft desire; A rapture that is almost pain Throbs in my heart and fills my brain O joy!
Light field-pieces were brought in through every opening, and were worked in murderous proximity to the enemy.
A numerous class of individuals, through every department, almost every house of the metropolis, would be induced to look with a suspicious eye upon every stranger, especially every solitary stranger, that fell under their observation.
Whilst she, (through every age, in every land, Written in gold, let Revolution stand!
How they contemn all base chicanery, And proudly move, as men, through every scene!
Oft have I heard and felt great throbs of love Vibrating through the universe of worlds, Through every grain of matter, through the hearts That live and swarm beneath the eye of God.
If such thy friendship followed me, Nor would I cease, through every change, To crave of Heaven its love for thee.
If Europe to the yoke returns, Columbia at the idea spurns-- Let Britain wield barbarian rage We meet her here, through every stage.
Tis thou that movst the world through every part, And holdst the vast frame close, that nothing start From the due place and office first ordained; By thee were all things made, and are sustained.
Through every bond of law I burst, The boldest sinner and the worst.
Through every land in order go Right onward to the Hills of Snow.
O, if this hand in heedless guilt And rash resolve thy blood had spilt, Through every land, O Vánar King, My wild and foolish act would ring.
Through every period of my life, Thy goodness I'll pursue; And after death, in distant worlds, The glorious theme renew.
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