... which ... 1815. [3] 1837. ... is ... 1815. [4] 1820. ... of the crystal Wharf, 1815. [5] 1837. A rural Chapel, neatly drest, In covert like a little nest; 1815. [6] 1837. And faith and hope are in their prime, 1815. [7] And right across the verdant sod Towards the very house of God; Inserted in the editions of 1815 to 1832. [8] 1837. A gift ... 1815. [9] 1837. Is through ... 1815. [10] 1837. ... she no less To the open day gives blessedness. 1815. [11] 1837. ... hand of healing,-- The altar, whence the cross was rent, Now rich with mossy ornament,-- The dormitory's length laid bare, Where the wild-rose blossoms fair; And sapling ash, whose place of birth Is that lordly chamber's hearth? 1815. For altar, ... 1827. Or dormitory's length ... 1827. [12] 1837. Methinks she passeth by the sight, 1815. [13] 1827. And in this way she fares, till at last 1815. [14] 1845. Gently ... 1815. [15] 1837. Like the river in its flowing; Can there be a softer sound? 1815. [16] 1837. --When now again the people rear A voice of praise, with awful chear! 1815. [17] 1837. Turn, with obeisance gladly paid, Towards the spot, where, full in view, The lovely Doe of whitest hue, 1815. [18] This whisper soft repeats what he Had known from early infancy. In the editions of 1815 to 1832 the paragraph begins with these lines. [19] 1837. ... is ... 1815. [20] 1837. Who in his youth had often fed 1815. ... hath ... 1827. [21] 1837. And lately hath brought home the scars Gathered in long and distant wars-- 1815. [22] 1837. ... hath mounted ... 1815. [23] 1837. ... when God's grace At length had in her heart found place, 1815. [24] 1837. Well may her thoughts be harsh; for she Numbers among her ancestry 1815. [25] 1827. ... Cumbria's ... 1815. [26] 1837. ... humble ... 1815. [27] 1837. ... through strong desire Searching the earth with chemic fire: 1815.