A book for the Home
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0, when I breathe my native air, And tread once more my native plain, Then shall my heart its joy repair, My tongue repeat its song again.
82 AMERICAN COTTAGE LIFE.
WHY DOES MY HEART SO OFT.
Why does my heart so oft To those dear scenes return, As if the memories of its youth It never could unlearn ?
As if upon its track, Time, ever hastening on, Could stop, and on its step go back, And give the life that 's gone ?
O, restless heart, be still ! — And think not to restore Those early days of lov...eliness, Gone, to return no more.
Nor let it grieve thee thus.
Those memories to restrain : But strive, since there 's a home above, That better home to gain.
There shalt thou find a bliss Above all bliss below ; And taste in heaven a happiness On earth thou couldst not know.
THE WIDOW AND HER CHILDREN.
[These stanzas were suggested by the breaking up of an interest- ing family, with which the writer was acquainted many years since.
The father died; the children were scattered; while the humble faith of the mother shone with new lustre in her sorrows.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Upham, Thomas C[ogswell], 1799-1872. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0, when I breathe my native air, And tread once more my native plain, Then shall my heart its joy repair, My tongue repeat its song again.
82 AMERICAN COTTAGE LIFE.
WHY DOES MY HEART SO OFT.
Why does my heart so oft To those dear scenes return, As if the memories of its youth It never could unlearn ?
As if upon its track, Time, ever hastening on, Could stop, and on its step go back, And give the life that 's gone ?
O, restless heart, be still ! — And think not to restore Those early days of lov...eliness, Gone, to return no more.
Nor let it grieve thee thus.
Those memories to restrain : But strive, since there 's a home above, That better home to gain.
There shalt thou find a bliss Above all bliss below ; And taste in heaven a happiness On earth thou couldst not know.
THE WIDOW AND HER CHILDREN.
[These stanzas were suggested by the breaking up of an interest- ing family, with which the writer was acquainted many years since.
The father died; the children were scattered; while the humble faith of the mother shone with new lustre in her sorrows.
What to read after A book for the Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Upham, Thomas C[ogswell], 1799-1872. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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