47 Quotes by Henry Lawson

Castle, built of marble that was cut and reared with painBy the poor and starving wretches who were serfs on that domain—All the jewel-studded windows shone at sunset like a fire,And a diamond was flashing from the needle of the spire.

But still when all seems lost on earth / Then heaven sets a sign— / Kneel down beside your lonely bed, / And I will kneel by mine, / And let us pray for happy days— / Like those of long ago. / Ah! had we knelt together then / We’do not have parted so.