...have, — Such is the law of love. Archbishop Richard C. Trench. ( 1807 — 1886.) 2O4. CXX1 Psalm. I TO the hills will lift mine eyes, From whence doth come mine aid. My safety cometh from the Lord, Who heaven and earth hath made. Thy foot He Ml not let slide, nor will...

...heed. He began to sing, in a slow and raucous fashion, and to the melancholy tune of Ballerina — . I to the hills will lift mine eyes, From whence doth come mine aid ; and presently there came from the door a curious nasal wail, men and women singing in unison, and...

...time he would stand at his door and look up at the mountain, and murmur the old Scottish psalm, — I to the hills will lift mine eyes From whence doth come mine aid, My safety cometh from the Lord Who heaven and earth hath made. And one night, when the family was at worship,...

..."See the great hills a' about us, John. Maybe ye forget, lad, the cheering words o' the Psalmist: "I to the hills will lift mine eyes From whence doth come mine aid, .My safety cometh from the Lord, Who heaven and earth hath made." Both stand a moment as though in silent...

...fada ann an Cnoideart 's chum mi beachd air na Miiim." Like the Psalmist, he well might say — " I to the Hills will lift mine eyes, From whence doth come mine Aid .'" The method of " apportioning the Mam " in Arisaig and Morar was as follows : — The edge of the...

...and with these certain psalms only. It would have been accounted sacrilege to sing the 121st — I to the hills will lift mine eyes From whence doth come mine aid, to any other tune than " French," or the llth — I in the Lord do put my trust, How is it then that...

...fada ann an Cnoideart 's chum mi beachd air na Maim." Like the Psalmist, he well might say — " I to the Hills will lift mine eyes, From whence doth come mine Aid!" The method of " apportioning the Mam " in Arisaig and Morar was as follows : — The edge of the axe...

...fada ann an •Cnoideart 's chum mi beachd air na Maim." Like the Psalmist, he well might say — " I to the Hills will lift mine eyes, From whence doth come mine Aid!" The method of " apportioning the Mam " in Arisaig and Morar was as follows : — The edge of the axe...

...to get int; introduced to her. Then surely, surely, there will follow a revelation ! " CHAPTER XI. I to the hills will lift mine eyes, From whence doth come mine aid. — Psalm cxxi. Breathing a pure religious atmosphere from his cradle upwards, and familiar as a nursery...

...servant seek, and find : cr For thy commands I suffer not To slip out of my mind. 96 FRENCH. CM mf I TO the hills will lift mine eyes, From whence doth come mine aid. My safety cometh from the LORD, Who heaven and earth hath made. tap 2 Thy foot he'll not will let slide,...