...also a playful expression in her eyes, while the lower part of her face was indicative of sadness. But words can faintly describe her interesting countenance,...' The music in my heart I bore, Long after it was heard no more.' She looked younger than she really was, and her peculiar manner made her appear very...

...Nature's new retraía: That kiss — warm solstice of my year! John Weiss. ECHOES FROM AN OLD PARSONAGE. " The music in my heart I bore, Long after it was beard no more." THR two events of my life which I recall as supreme in felicity and triumph were associated, remotely,...

...are sure that they come within that description of sounds, to which the poet alludes, when he says, " The music in my heart I bore Long after it was beard no more." Miss Inverarity was fortunate in having many of these passages appropriated to her share of the music...