The Tent On the Beach And Others
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But, searching still the written Word, I fain would find, Thus saith the Lord, A voucher for the hope I also feelThat sin can give no wound beyond love's power to heal. " "Pray, " said the Man of Books, "give o'erA theme too vast for time and place. Go on, Sir Poet, ride once moreYour hobby at his old free pace. But let him keep, with step discreet, The solid earth beneath his feet. In the great mystery which around us lies, The wisest is a fool, the fool Heaven-helped is wise. " The Traveller ...said: "If songs have creeds, Their choice of them let singers make;But Art no other sanction needsThan beauty for its own fair sake. It grinds not in the mill of use, Nor asks for leave, nor begs excuse;It makes the flexile laws it deigns to own, And gives its atmosphere its color and its tone.
"Confess, old friend, your austere schoolHas left your fancy little chance;You square to reason's rigid ruleThe flowing outlines of romance. With conscience keen from exercise, And chronic fear of compromise, You check the free play of your rhymes, to clapA moral underneath, and spring it like a trap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, searching still the written Word, I fain would find, Thus saith the Lord, A voucher for the hope I also feelThat sin can give no wound beyond love's power to heal. " "Pray, " said the Man of Books, "give o'erA theme too vast for time and place. Go on, Sir Poet, ride once moreYour hobby at his old free pace. But let him keep, with step discreet, The solid earth beneath his feet. In the great mystery which around us lies, The wisest is a fool, the fool Heaven-helped is wise. " The Traveller ...said: "If songs have creeds, Their choice of them let singers make;But Art no other sanction needsThan beauty for its own fair sake. It grinds not in the mill of use, Nor asks for leave, nor begs excuse;It makes the flexile laws it deigns to own, And gives its atmosphere its color and its tone.
"Confess, old friend, your austere schoolHas left your fancy little chance;You square to reason's rigid ruleThe flowing outlines of romance. With conscience keen from exercise, And chronic fear of compromise, You check the free play of your rhymes, to clapA moral underneath, and spring it like a trap.
What to read after The Tent On the Beach And Others?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whittier John Greenleaf to read onlineMoreLess
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