...of a tremendous crag, I observed some lines taken from the Dies Irce, a funeral hymn, which, though Shepherd, and to beg the prayers of the afflicted...principles should unfortunately pass from the courts and cities in the plains, to the recesses of these mountains, the murderer may shortly aim his rifle, from...

...consider them as so many pledges of security, and rest assured, that as long as the pious mountaineer continues to adore the * Good Shepherd, and to beg...traveller, nor to discharge the duties of hospitality.' pp. 19, 20. Arrived at Trent, Mr. E. makes some observations on the celebrated council to which it...

...hymn, which, though disfigured by t St. John, x. 11. VOL. I. H prayers of the etfflicted Mother, Ii6 will never cease to befriend the traveller, nor to...recesses of these mountains, the murderer may shortly aim hi» rifle from behind the ruins of the cross, and the nightly banditti lurk, in expectation of their...

...consider them as so many pledges of security, and rest assured, that as long as the pious mountaineer continues to adore the* Good Shepherd, and to beg the prayers of the afflicted Mother, he will * Pattor bonus, Mater dolorota ; such are the titles often inscribed over those rustic temples; sometimes...

...that, as long as the pious mountaineer continues to adore the " Good Shepherd," and to beg the prayer of the " afflicted mother," he will never cease to...traveller, nor to discharge the duties of hospitality." Concluded in our next. From the Literary Gazette. MAURICE AND BERGHETTA : OR, THE PRIEST OF RAHERT....

...borne death's bitter pain, "\ To raise me up to life again : * Be not such mighty mercies vain ! j the prayers of the afflicted Mother, he will never...murderer may shortly aim his rifle from behind the rains of the cross, and the nightly banditti lurk, in expectation of their prey, under the roof of...

...so long as the pious mountaineer continues to adore the " Good Shepherd," and to implore the prayer of the " Afflicted Mother," he will never cease to...traveller, nor to discharge the duties of hospitality. LESSON XVIII. TO MY MOTHER. ALISON. AND canst thou, mother! for a moment think That we, thy children,...

...mountaineer continues to adore the 4 good Shepherd,' and to implore the prayer of the afflicted mother (1), he will never cease to befriend the traveller nor to discharge the duties of hospitality (2)." N.imn.1 Though inhabiting the same mountain range, and under the iníbT-rVroír» fluence of...

...that, as long as the pious mountaineer continues to adore the 'Good Shepherd,' and to beg the prayer of the 'afflicted mother,' he will never cease to...traveller, nor to discharge the duties of hospitality."* It must be admitted, at the same time, that the Tyrolese are in the greatest degree superstitious,...

...that, as long as the pious mountaineer continues to adore the 'Good Shepherd,' and to beg the prayer of the 'afflicted mother,' he will never cease to...traveller, nor to discharge the duties of hospitality."* It must be admitted, at the same time, that the Tyrolese are in the greatest degree superstitious,...