 | Rudyard Kipling - 1890 - 294 страница
...declare our gratitude ! By hands uplifted to the Gods that heard not, By gifts that found no favor in their sight, By faces bent above the babe that...has wrought ? Then Life and Death and Motherhood be nought. In reed - roofed hut, or white - walled home of kings, Who have been helpen by her in their... | |
 | Henry Charles Keith Petty-FitzMaurice Marquess of Lansdowne - 1893 - 660 страница
...her devotion to her Indian sisters will be affectionately and gratefully remembered. (Applause.) " If she have sent her servants in our pain, If she...sword, If she have given back our sick again, And to our breast the weakling lips restored, Is it a little thing that she hath wrought ? Then Birth and... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1899 - 344 страница
...years, declare our gratitude! By hands uplifted to the Gods that heard not, By gifts that found no favor in their sight, By faces bent above the babe that...has wrought ? Then Life and Death and Motherhood be nought. Go forth, O wind, our message on thy wings, And they shall hear thee pass and bid thee speed,... | |
 | 1902 - 732 страница
...from the waves of time, TrariHfigured into Helen's Bower, Till every otone shall ring with rhyme." " By hands uplifted to the gods that heard not, By gifts...sword, If she have given back our sick again, And to our breast the weakling lips restored, Is it a little thing that she hath wrought ? Then birth and... | |
 | Maud Diver - 1909 - 318 страница
...than the men — are singularly slow to belieVe. CHAPTER VI. WOMEN WORKERS : FEMALE MEDICAL AID. " If she have sent her servants in our pain, If she...with Death and dulled his sword, If she have given us back our sick again, And to the breast the weakling lips restored, — Is it a little thing that... | |
 | Maud Diver - 1909 - 328 страница
...than the men — are singularly slow to believe. CHAPTER VI. WOMEN WORKERS : FEMALE MEDICAL AID. " If she have sent her servants in our pain, If she have fought with Death and dulled his sword, v .• If she have given us back our sick again, \. ^ > And to the breast the weakling lips restored,... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1915 - 324 страница
...When Love in Ignorance wept unavailing O'er young buds dead before their blossoming; By all the gray owl watched, the pale moon viewed, In past grim years...has wrought? Then Life and Death and Motherhood be nought. Go forth, 0 wind, our message on thy wings, And they shall hear thee pass and bid thee speed,... | |
 | Foreign Missions Conference of North America - 1916 - 388 страница
...sincerest wish for a better understanding between your country and mine, and indeed among all nations. "If she have sent her servants in our pain, If she...has wrought? Then Life and Death and Motherhood be nought." Kipling't "Song of the Women" 20 ARE CHRISTIAN MISSIONS IN THE FAR EAST WORTH WHILE? By REV.... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1919 - 816 страница
...bent above, the babe that stirred not, By nameless horrors of the stifling night; By ills fordone, by peace her toils discover, Bid Earth be good beneath...has wrought? Then Life and Death and Motherhood be nought. Go forth, O Wind/our) message on thy wings, And they shall hear thee pass and bid thee speed,... | |
 | Rudyard Kipling - 1919 - 806 страница
...faces bent above the babe that stirred not, By nameless horrors of the stifling night; By ills fordone, by peace her toils discover, Bid Earth be good beneath...has wrought? Then Life and Death and Motherhood be nought. Go forth, O Wind, our message on thy wings, And they shall hear thee pass and bid thee speed,... | |
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By ills foredone, by peace her toils discover, Bid Earth be good beneath and Heaven above her! If she have sent her servants in our pain, If she have fought with Death and dulled his sword; If she have given back our sick again, And to the breast the... 
