 | Stephen Hubbard - 1859 - Liczba stron: 164
...£— ' 1— — •— g--^ .LI mwwl >^wn Mn-w — nnv hv n -nrAi-H Thn.t. micrlitv \enrH T -urn 2 We come from Belial's palaces, The tippling shop and...up — no more to fall, And trembles at our tread. 3 And on — and on — a swelling host Of temperance men we come, Contemning and defying all The powers... | |
 | Aaron Burt Grosh - 1842 - Liczba stron: 168
...We come from Belial's palaces, The tippling shops and bar; And, a* we march, those gates of death, Feel their foundations jar. The very ground, that oft has held, All iiiirlit our throbhing head, Knows that we're up — no more to fall, And trembles at our tread. 3... | |
 | Edwin Paxton Hood - 1850 - Liczba stron: 164
...still ; Snapped by a blow — nay, by a word—; . , That mighty word — I WILL ! . ,, 0 , l - , j ._ We come from Belial's palaces, The tippling shop and...; And, as we march, those gates of hell Feel their foundation jar. The very ground, that oft has held All night our throbbing head, Knows that we're up... | |
 | John Marsh - 1866 - Liczba stron: 400
...still — Snapped by a blow — nay, by a word, That mighty word — I WILL. SONG OF THE REPORMED. 103 We come from Belial's palaces, The tippling shop and...; And as we march, those gates of hell Feel their foundation jar. The very ground that oft has held All night our throbbing head Knows that we're up,... | |
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Feel their foundations jar. The very ground, that oft has held, All night our throbbing head, Knows that we're up— no more to fall, And trembles at our tread. 