 | Saʿdī, Edward Backhouse Eastwick - 1852 - 356 páginas
...mine', Nor fund of worship, yet He will A means of help divine ; When aid is past, He 'll save me still. Those who have power to free, Let their old slaves...Glorious Majesty ! Me, too, Thy ancient slave, forgive. (IS VERSE.) Sadi ! move thou to resignation's shrine, O man of God ! the path of God be thino. Hapless... | |
 | Charles Dudley Warner - 1896 - 454 páginas
...mine. Nor fund of worship, yet he will A means of help divine ; When aid is past, he'll save me still. Those who have power to free, Let their old slaves...forgive. Sa'dl! move thou to resignation's shrine, O man of God! the path of God be thine. Hapless is he who from this haven turns; All doors shall spurn... | |
 | Nathan Haskell Dole - 1901 - 368 páginas
...mine, Nor fund of worship, yet He will A means of help divine ; When aid is past, He'll save me still. Those who have power to free, Let their old slaves...Glorious Majesty ! Me, too, Thy ancient slave, forgive. Sa'di ! move thou to resignation's shrine, 0 man of God ! the path of God be thine. Hapless is he who... | |
 | Harry Thurston Peck, Frank R. Stockton, Julian Hawthorne - 1901 - 434 páginas
...mine, Nor fund of worship, yet he will A means of help divine ; When aid is past, he '11 save me still. Those who have power to free, Let their old slaves...Glorious Majesty! Me, too, thy ancient slave, forgive. Sa'di ! move thou to resignation's shrine, O man of God ! the path of God be thine. Hapless is he who... | |
 | 1901 - 686 páginas
...mine, Nor fund of worship, yet he will A means of help divine ; When aid is past, he '11 save me still. Those who have power to free, Let their old slaves in freedom live, Thou Glorious Majesty I Me, too, thy ancient slave, forgive. Sa'dl ! move thou to resignation's shrine, O man of God! the... | |
 | 2000 - 276 páginas
...mine, Nor fund of worship, yet He will A means of help divine; When aid is past, He'll save me still. Those who have power to free, Let their old slaves...Glorious Majesty! Me, too, Thy ancient slave, forgive. Sadi ! move thou to resignation's shrine, O man of God! the path of God be thine. Hapless is he who... | |
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His ancient servant I, Reared by his bounty from the dust : Whate'er my quality, I'll in his favoring mercy trust. No stock of worth is mine, Nor fund of worship, yet he will A means of help divine; When aid is past, he'll save me still. . Those who have... 