...Kashmir,' quoted by Tennyson as an introduction to his poem, ' Akbar's Dream,' are the following words : " If it be a mosque people murmur the holy prayer, and...Christian church people ring the bell from love to Thee." In the poem Tennyson puts the following lines in Akbar's mouth :— I hate the rancour of their castes...

...spoken, pfople praise Thee ! Polytheism and Islam feel after Thee ! Each religion says. — ' Thou art without equal.' If it be a mosque, people murmur the holy prayer ; If it be a Christian church, people ring the bell from love to Thee. Sometimes I frequent the Christian...

...; Each religion says, ' Thou art without equal.' Tf it be a mosque, people murmur the holy prayer ; If it be a Christian church, people ring the bell...frequent the Christian cloister, and sometimes the mosque ; It is Thon whom I search for from temple to temple.1 In the meantime, popular speculation busied...

...religion says, ' Thou art -without eqnal.' If it be a mosque, people murmur the holy prayer ; If it bo a Christian church, people ring the bell from love...Sometimes I frequent the Christian cloister, and sometimes th& mosque; It is Thou whom I search for from temple to temple. 1 In the meantime, popular speculation...

...it be a nio-que, people murmur the holy prayer ; If it be a Christian church, people ring the bnll from love to Thee. Sometimes I frequent the Christian cloister, and sometimes the mosque ; It is Thou whom I search from temple to temple." 46 Such language is more political than religious....

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...people that see thee, and in every language I hear spoken, people praise thee. Polytheism and Islam feel after thee. Each religion says, ' Thou art one,...cloister, and sometimes the mosque. But it is thou whom I seek from temple to temple. Thy elect have no dealings with heresy or with orthodoxy : for neither...

...see Thee, and in every language I hear spoken, people praise Thee. Polytheism and Islam feel after Thee . . . Sometimes I frequent the Christian cloister, and sometimes the mosque, But it is Thou whom I seek from temple to temple. . . .' And Tennyson, in one of his last poems, has caught the true spirit...

...see Thee, and in every language I hear spoken, people praise Thee. Polytheism and Islam feel after Thee . . . Sometimes I frequent the Christian cloister, and sometimes the mosque, But it is Thou whom I seek from temple to temple. . . .' And Tennyson, in one of his last poems, has caught the true spirit...

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