 | Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight - 1880 - 882 pages
...vital importance, is what Siddartha says, when he has found the truth, after his six years' search. "Many a house of life Hath held me — seeking ever...strife." " But now Thou builder of this tabernacle — thoul I know thee I Never shalt thou build again These walls of pain, Nor raise the roof-tree of... | |
 | Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight - 1880 - 996 pages
...he has found the truth, after his six years' search. " Many a house of life Hath held me—seeking ever him who wrought These prisons of the senses,...ceaseless strife." " But now Thou builder of this tabernacle—thou! I know tliee 1 Never shall thou build again These walls of pain, Nor raise the roof-tree... | |
 | 1880 - 884 pages
...he has found the truth, after his six years' search. " Many a house of life Hath held me—seeking ever him who wrought These prisons of the senses,...ceaseless strife." " But now Thou builder of this tabernacle—thou I I know tliee I Never shall thou build again These walls of pain, Nor raise the... | |
 | Sir Edwin Arnold - 1882 - 528 pages
...Gahakdrakadithdsi ; Punagehang nakdhasi ; i Sabhdtephdsukhdbhaggd, Gahakiitangwisang khitang ; Wisangkhdragatang chittang ; Janhdnangkhayamajhagd. MANY A HOUSE OF...EVER HIM WHO WROUGHT THESE PRISONS OF THE SENSES, SORROW FRAUGHT ; SORE WAS MY CEASELESS STRIFE ! BUT NOW, THOU BUILDER OF THIS TABERNACLE — THOU !... | |
 | Honoré de Balzac - 1889 - 430 pages
...tree. This is what he declared when, in Sir Edwin Arnold's beautiful paraphrase, he announced : — " Many a House of Life Hath held me, — seeking ever him who wrought These prisons of the senses, sorrow fraught ; Sore was my ceaseless strife l But now, Thou Builder of this Tabernacle, — Thou!... | |
 | 1889 - 432 pages
...says in his " Light of Asia," the beautiful metrical version of the life of Gautama Buddha : — " Many a house of life hath held me — seeking ever him who wrought These prisons of the senses, sorrow fraught ; sore was my ceaseless strife ; " But now, Thou builder of this tabernacle — thou... | |
 | 1895 - 908 pages
...that of the priest. That fundamental doctrine, and final consummation of the creed of Shakya Mooni : " Many a house of life Hath held me — seeking ever...builder of this Tabernacle, Thou, I know thee, never shall thou build again these walls of pain !" has destroyed very few tabernacle walls in Japan. A religious... | |
 | 1895 - 1018 pages
...the priest. That fundamental doctrine, and final consummation of the creed of Sbakya Mooni : " M«ny a house of life Hath held me — seeking ever him...builder of this Tabernacle, Thou, I know thee, never shall thou build again these wnlls of pain !" has destroyed very few tabernacle walls in Japan. A religious... | |
 | 1896 - 572 pages
...the priest. That fuudumental doctrine, and final consummation of the creed of Shakya Mooni : " Mi'.ny a house of life Hath held me — seeking ever him...thee, never shalt thou build again these walls of pain !" has destroyed very few tabernacle walls in Japan. A religions creed which goes to such an insane... | |
 | Honoré de Balzac - 1896 - 592 pages
...tree. This is what he declared when, in Sir Edwin Arnold's beautiful paraphrase, he announced : — " Many a House of Life Hath held me, — seeking ever him who wrought These prisons of the senses, sorrow- fraught; Sore was my ceaseless strife 1 But now, Thou Builder of this Tabernacle, — Thoul... | |
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MANY A HOUSE OF LIFE HATH HELD ME — SEEKING EVER HIM WHO WROUGHT THESE PRISONS OF THE SENSES, SORROW-FRAUGHT ; SORE WAS MY CEASELESS STRIFE ! BUT NOW, THOU BUILDER OF THIS TABERNACLE — THOU ! I KNOW THEE ! NEVER... 
