Lane.

ʹTis a long lane that has no turning. Every calamity has an ending. The darkest day, stop till to-morrow, will have passed away.

Hope peeps from a cloud on our squad,

Whose beams have been long in deep mourning;

ʹTis a lane, let me tell you, my lad,

Very long that has never a turning.”


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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Land of Nod (The)
Land of Promise
Land of Shadows (Gone to the)
Land of Stars and Stripes (The)
Land othe Leal (The)
Landau
Landeyda
Landière (French, 3 syl.)
Landscape (A)
Lane
Lane
Lane (The)
Lane
Lanfusa’s Son
Lang Syne (Scotch, long since)
Langbourn Ward (London)
Langstaff (Launcelot)
Language
Langue dOc
Langue dOil
Languish (Lydia)