Thomas Walsh
Born
in New York, The United States
September 19, 1908
Died
October 21, 1984
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Nightmare in Manhattan
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published
1950
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25 editions
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The Night Watch
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published
1952
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22 editions
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The Eye Of The Needle
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published
1961
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13 editions
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The Dark Window
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published
1940
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9 editions
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Visual Fields: Examination and Interpretation (American Academy of Ophthalmology Monograph Series Book 3)
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published
2010
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Double Check
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Marry Young: A Marriage Primer
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Nossa Senhora de Fátima
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To Hide a Rogue
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published
1964
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11 editions
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Best Loved Poems: Favourite Poems from the West of Ireland
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published
2013
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3 editions
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“I am not moved to love Thee, 0 my Lord,
By any longing for Thy Promised Land;
Nor by the fear of hell am I unmanned
To cease from my transgressing deed or word.
Tis Thou Thyself dost move me,—Thy blood poured
Upon the cross from nailed foot and hand;
And all the wounds that did Thy body brand;
And all Thy shame and bitter death's award.
Yea, to Thy heart am I so deeply stirred
That I would love Thee were no heaven on high,—
That I would fear, were hell a tale absurd!
Such my desire, all questioning grows vain;
Though hope deny me hope I still should sigh,
And as ray love is now, it should remain.
(To Christ Crucified)”
― Hispanic Anthology
By any longing for Thy Promised Land;
Nor by the fear of hell am I unmanned
To cease from my transgressing deed or word.
Tis Thou Thyself dost move me,—Thy blood poured
Upon the cross from nailed foot and hand;
And all the wounds that did Thy body brand;
And all Thy shame and bitter death's award.
Yea, to Thy heart am I so deeply stirred
That I would love Thee were no heaven on high,—
That I would fear, were hell a tale absurd!
Such my desire, all questioning grows vain;
Though hope deny me hope I still should sigh,
And as ray love is now, it should remain.
(To Christ Crucified)”
― Hispanic Anthology





