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Seuen months the Winter dures, the glare it is so great, As it is May before he turne his ground to sow his wheate. The bodies eke that die vnburied lie they then, Laid vp in coffins made of firre, as well the poorest men, As those of greater state: the cause is lightly found, For that in Winter time, they cannot come to breake the ground.
And thou shalt win thy will and Rest from rejection and from estrangement's stress estrangement stress, And eke rejection's pains And joy thy wish and will shall shall be at rest and free. choicely bless. The asylum of His grace is wide His court wide open for the enough for all That seek; The suer is dight: one true God, the One, very God, the Lord, th' Conqueror, is He! Almighty might.
My father gave me scant thought his soul was bound up in my elder brother." "But why this masquerade?" "It is no masquerade," returned the singer sadly. "I sing to eke out my small salary as clerk in a city firm. My abilities in that way do not command a high figure," he added, with a bitter laugh. "Then your father ?"
Her brother had taken the greater portion and had gone into a far country. This was the condition of affairs when her husband was again arrested; this time for forgery. There was no doubt about his guilt, and a sentence of five years' penal servitude followed. Again she parted with most of her home, reducing it to one room. With her four children round her she tried to eke out an existence.
Yet, even with all these things, it was hard work, and required economical management to eke it out. Still it was done, and under the same conditions doubtless might be done by others. But then everything lies in those conditions. The town at hand, the knowledge of gardening, carpentering, and so on, made just all the difference.
During one of the reader's pauses to impress upon them the splendors of the Byronic imagery, and eke its human heart-warmth, good Aunt Delia, with defiant looks about the circle, broke in with: "I shouldn't wonder if Shakspere has been made too much over." Mrs. Keyts stepped loyally into the breach thus effected.
Here is a sonnet in which he, seeing the joy of all nature at the coming of Spring, mourns that his lady is still unkind: "The sweet season, that bud and bloom forth brings, With green hath clad the hill, and eke the vale, The nightingale with feathers new she sings: The turtle to her mate hath told her tale.
Me thinketh that I shall rehearse it here; And therefore every gently wight I pray, For Goddes love deem not that I say Of evil intent, but for I might rehearse Their tales all, be they better or worse, Or else falsen some of my matter: And therefore, who so listeth it not to hear, Turn over the leaf and choose another tale; For he shall find enow, both great and small, In storial thing that toucheth gentlesse, And eke morality and holiness, Blame not me if that ye choose amiss.
Nevertheless, when his spiritual powers fall short, he does his best to eke them out with imposture.
"Then straightway from his bosom A little wand he drew; And with it eke a mantle, Of wondrous shape and hue. "'Now have thou here, King Arthur, Have this here of me, And give unto thy comely queen, All shapen as you see. "'No wife it shall become, That once hath been to blame. Then every knight in Arthur's court Sly glanced at his dame. "And first came Lady Guenever, The mantle she must try.
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