...turtles, still together drank, Together eat, nor quarrell'd for the choice : Like twining streams both from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled smiles and tears : But oh, when time had swell'd their currents high, This boundless world, this ocean, did divide 'em,...

...turtles, still together drank, Together eat, nor quarrell'd for the choice : Like twining streams both from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled smiles and tears : But oh, when time had swell'd their currents high, This boundless world, this ocean, did divide 'em,...

...turtles, still together drank, Together eat, nor quarrell'd for the choice : . Like twining streams both from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled smiles and tears : But oh, when time had swell'd their currents high, This boundless world, this ocean, did divide 'em,...

...turtles, still together drank, Together eat, nor quarrell'd for the choice : Like twining streams both from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled smiles and tears : But oh, when time had swell'd their currents high, This boundless world, this ocean, did divide 'em,...

...turtles ; still together drank, Together eat, nor quarrell'd for the choice. Like twining streams both from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled smiles and tears. Lee's Ccesar Borgia. Friendship's the privilege Of private men ; for wretched greatness knows No blessing...

...with our growth and strengthened with our strength, until it has hecome a part of our very heing. " Like twining streams hoth from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled smiles and lears." The difference of sex, in this relation, adds to the strength of the affection. As fathers...

...turtles, still together drank, Together sat, nor quarrell'd for the choice: Like twining streams both from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled smiles and tears: But oh, when time had swell'd their currents high, This boundless world, this ocean, did divide them,...

...turtles ; still together drank, Together eat, nor quarrell'd for the ehoiee. Like turning streams both from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled smiles and tears. Lee's Catar Borgia. I had a friend that lov'd me : I was his soul : he liv'd not but in me : We were...

...Turtles ; still together drank, Together eat, nor quarrell'd for the choice, Like twining streams both from one fountain fell And as they ran still mingled smiles and tears. Verily, if the judges adopt the dictum in question, thanks will be due to them for simplifying the...

...turtles ; still together drank, Together eat, nor quarreled for the choice ; Like twining streams, both from one fountain fell, And as they ran still mingled...duty. In such hands the will of Mr. Fountaine was strictly and speedily fulfilled. All debts and all legacies were paid, all annuities settled, and Miss...