To bear a closeting,
With conscience on her throne:
For who but feels, when still
The heavy night hangs round,
The boding dews that chill
The sleepers under ground!
3.
Oh, who but thinks how soon
Such sleep his own must be;
The cold damp sod aboon,
To bear a closeting,
With conscience on her throne:
For who but feels, when still
The heavy night hangs round,
The boding dews that chill
The sleepers under ground!
3.
Oh, who but thinks how soon
Such sleep his own must be;
The cold damp sod aboon,