...as it passed over the bed. No sound escaped her lips. She knew that a soul had beheld its Creator. "A great life has passed into the tomb, and there awaits the requiem of winter's snows." LOVE LIFE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. The Frlon.1. Companion, Confidante...

...With a knowledge of what has been and teholding the little that remains, one feels, with the poet, that " A great life has passed into the tomb, and there awaits the requiem of the winter's snows." \Vaterford being one of the oldest communities in the county, it is of course...

...dying year and dying men, perhaps dying earth, obtrudes when they look out upon an autumn landscape. A great life has passed into the tomb, And there awaits the requiem of winter's snows. It is the fact that another year has gone which makes the deepest impress on their hearts. Others are...

...but in root, and precarious broadcast seed. A summer has departed: — never that summer to return; a great life has passed into the tomb, and there, awaits the requiem of winter's snows. And we, the living, in sympathy, view, ponder and speculate; take up the melancholy theme within our...

...through the air in a deep twilight. The poet is inspired to an autumn reverie, and below is the line: "A great life has passed into the tomb and there awaits the requiem of winter's snows." One of the most ingenious devices in the Auditorium is a means for reducing the seating capacity of...

..."Spring Song," "0 soft melodious springtime! First-born of life and love" and for "Autumn Reverie," "A great life has passed into the tomb and there awaits the requiem of winter's snows." Fleury sketched the scenes in the Wisconsin Dells and on Chicago's North Shore. HAuditorium Theater:...

...cold — frost patterns on the pane, snow crystals on a black sleeve, dew glistening on forsaken webs. "A great life has passed into the tomb, and there awaits the requiem of winter's snows." This is not rhetoric or fine writing. Sullivan actually attempted a plastic symbolization of such thoughts,...

...count this as a correct answer though it does not yield the desired information. EDITOR.] 290. — " Л great life has passed into the tomb, and there awaits the requiem of winter's snows." Mr. Louis H. Sullivan, one of the architects of the Chicago Auditorium, on the walls of which this...