A book of Story Poems
A book of Story Poems
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Had it been a fabled griffin, suppled in a fasting den, Flash'd its wheeling coils to heaven o'er a wreck of beasts and men Hardly had the dreadful prospect bred his soul more dire alarms Such the fire of ConalPs aspect, such the stridor of his arms ! 107. Stridor. Clank.
SIR SAMUEL FERGUSON 95 " This is fear/' he said, " that never shook these limbs of mine till now.
Now I see the mad endeavour; now I mourn the boastful vow. Yet 'twas righteous wrath impelFd me; and a sense of manly shame no F...rom his naked throat withheld me when 'twas offer'd to my aim.
" Now I see his strength excelling: whence he buys it: what he pays: 'Tis a God who has a dwelling in the fount, to whom he prays. Thither came he weeping, drooping, till the Well-God heard his prayer: Now behold him, soaring, swooping, as an eagle through the air.
" O thou God, by whatsoever sounds of awe thy name we know, Grant thy servant equal favour with the stranger and the foe ! Equal grace, 'tis all I covet ; and if sacrificial blood Win thy favour, thou shalt have it on thy very well-brink, God !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Had it been a fabled griffin, suppled in a fasting den, Flash'd its wheeling coils to heaven o'er a wreck of beasts and men Hardly had the dreadful prospect bred his soul more dire alarms Such the fire of ConalPs aspect, such the stridor of his arms ! 107. Stridor. Clank.
SIR SAMUEL FERGUSON 95 " This is fear/' he said, " that never shook these limbs of mine till now.
Now I see the mad endeavour; now I mourn the boastful vow. Yet 'twas righteous wrath impelFd me; and a sense of manly shame no F...rom his naked throat withheld me when 'twas offer'd to my aim.
" Now I see his strength excelling: whence he buys it: what he pays: 'Tis a God who has a dwelling in the fount, to whom he prays. Thither came he weeping, drooping, till the Well-God heard his prayer: Now behold him, soaring, swooping, as an eagle through the air.
" O thou God, by whatsoever sounds of awe thy name we know, Grant thy servant equal favour with the stranger and the foe ! Equal grace, 'tis all I covet ; and if sacrificial blood Win thy favour, thou shalt have it on thy very well-brink, God !
What to read after A book of Story Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Green Loane to read onlineMoreLess
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