...as the finale to this work, with the history of its birth, that the world may no longer be deceived. Life's like a ship in constant motion, Sometimes high and sometimes low ; . Where ev'ry one must brave the ocean, Whatsoever wind may blow. . , If unassail'd by squall or...

...and plenteous board : Fair Virtue's livery she wears, And all the joys of life are her's. SONG XC. LIFE'S like a ship, in constant motion, Sometimes high, and sometimes low ; Where every one must brave the ocean, Whatsoever wind may blow : If unassail'd by squall or show'r,...

...madrigal— Sweet Charity. At evening will the village hind In rapture listen to her song; A SAILOR'S ADVICE. LIFE'S like a ship, in constant motion, Sometimes high and sometimes low; Where ev'ry hand must brave the ocean, Whatsoever winds may blow. If unassail'd by storm or shower,...

...my juneval days and I am mortifying myself because I have been conglomerated into such a predicyment which has already taught me the meaning of Milton's...constant motion, Sometimes high and sometimes low." But nevertheless I am disappointed — I heard of their cots and bowers and births and ensigns and...

...well cut away out of it, mind yar.— He's no use. Nothing can be done in our way without togs. But ' Life's like a ship in constant motion, Sometimes high and sometimes low.' I shall be up again, mind jar, |by and bye, praps!' 'Are you doing nothing new ?' 'Why a man must feed...

...well cut away out of it, mind yar. — He's no use. Nothing can be done in our way without togs. But ' Life's like a ship in constant motion, Sometimes high and sometimes low/ I shall be up again, mind yar, |by and bye, praps !' ' Are you doing nothing new - ' 'Why a man must...

...indifferent ; — or has the world, the blighting world, altered it alone to me ?" VOL. II. CHAPTER VIII. Life's like a ship, in constant motion, Sometimes high, and sometimes low ; Where every one must brave the ocean. Whatsoever wind may blow. ANSI Ii.u>; I IFIT. MEANTIME, Lord...

...From a small volume of Lyrical Poetry, privately printed at the eipense of Mr. George Fryer, in 1798. LIFE'S like a ship, in constant motion, Sometimes high, and sometimes low, Where every one must brave the ocean, Whatsoever wind may blow ; If unassail'd by squall or show'r,...

...madam, I will do the best I can.' And without any more ado, he immediately started the fine old song, ' Life's like a ship in constant motion. Sometimes high and sometimes low, Where every one must brave the ocean, Whatsoever winds may blow.' Whether Miss Adelaide was alarmed...

...madam, I will do the best I can." And without any more ado, immediately started the fine old song, - ^ "Life's like a ship in constant motion, Sometimes high and sometimes low, Where every one must brave the ocean, Whatsoever winds may blow." bright sparkle of her eye, and as...