...stanzas of the Spanish poem constitute a prologue, in which Death issues his summons partly in his own person, and partly in that of a preaching friar,...Dance of Death, all ye whose fate By birth is mortal, he ye great or small : And willing come, nor loitering, nor late, Else force shall bring you struggliog...

...stanzas of the Spanish poem constitute a prologue, in which Death issues his summons partly in his own person, and partly in that of a preaching friar,...and godliness sincere, He that delays must hope no wailing here ; For still the cry is, Haste ! and. Haste to all ! " Death now proceeds, as in the old...

...stanzas of the Spanish poem constitute a prologue, in which Death issues his summons partly in his own person, and partly in that of a preaching friar,...and godliness sincere, He that delays must hope no wuiting here; For still the cry is, Haste ! and, Haste to all ! " Death now proceeds, as in the old...

...stanzas of the Spanish poem constitute a prologue, in which Death issues his summons partly in his own person, and partly in that of a preaching friar,...great or small ; And willing come, nor loitering, nor lute, Else force shall bring you struggling to my thrall : For since yon friar hath uttered loud his...

...stanzas of the Spanish poem constitute a prologue, in which Death issues his summons partly in his own person, and partly in that of a preaching friar,...force shall bring you struggling to my thrall: For siTiee yon friar hath uttered loud his call To penitence and godliness sincere, He that delays must...

...amid the splendors of the Pontifical court, down to the toil-worn dwellers in the peasant's cot. " 'Come to the Dance of Death, all ye whose fate By birth is mortal, be ye great or Email ; And willing come, nor loitering, nor late, Else force shall bring you struggling to my thrall...

...stanzas of the Spanish poem constitute a prologue, in which Death issues his summons partly in his own person, and partly in that of a preaching friar, ending thus : " ' Come lo the Dance of Death, all ye whose fate By birth is mortal, be ye great or small ; And willing come,...

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...stanzas of the Spanish poem constitute a prologue, in which Death issues his summons partly in his own person, and partly in that of a preaching friar,...nor loitering, nor late, Else force shall bring you strutting to my thrall: For since yon friar hath uttered loud his call To penitence and godliness sincere,...