A Gallery of Distinguished English And American Female Poets
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ABIDE WITH US. 215 And as at morn's approach the shades are gone, Thy words, oh, blessed stranger, have dispelled The midnight gloom in which our souls were held.
" Sad were our soids, and quenched hope's latest ray, But thou to us hast words of comfort given Of Him who came from heaven !
How burned our hearts within us on the way, "While thou the sacred scripture didst unfold, And bad'st us trust the promise given of old.
" Abide with us ! let us not lose thee yet !
Lest unto us the cloud of f...ear return, When we are left to mourn That Israel's Hope — his better Sun — is set !
Oh, teach us more of what we long to know, That new-born joy may chide our faithless woe." Thus in their sorrow the disciples prayed, And knew not He was walking by their side Who on the cross had died !
But when he broke the consecrated bread, Then saw they who had deigned to bless their board, And in the stranger hailed their risen Lord.
" Abide with us !" Thus the believer prays, Compassed with doubt and bitterness and dread — When, as life from the dead, The bow of mercy breaks upon his gaze : He trusts the word, yet fears lest from his heart He whose discourse is peace too soon depart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ABIDE WITH US. 215 And as at morn's approach the shades are gone, Thy words, oh, blessed stranger, have dispelled The midnight gloom in which our souls were held.
" Sad were our soids, and quenched hope's latest ray, But thou to us hast words of comfort given Of Him who came from heaven !
How burned our hearts within us on the way, "While thou the sacred scripture didst unfold, And bad'st us trust the promise given of old.
" Abide with us ! let us not lose thee yet !
Lest unto us the cloud of f...ear return, When we are left to mourn That Israel's Hope — his better Sun — is set !
Oh, teach us more of what we long to know, That new-born joy may chide our faithless woe." Thus in their sorrow the disciples prayed, And knew not He was walking by their side Who on the cross had died !
But when he broke the consecrated bread, Then saw they who had deigned to bless their board, And in the stranger hailed their risen Lord.
" Abide with us !" Thus the believer prays, Compassed with doubt and bitterness and dread — When, as life from the dead, The bow of mercy breaks upon his gaze : He trusts the word, yet fears lest from his heart He whose discourse is peace too soon depart.
What to read after A Gallery of Distinguished English And American Female Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coppee Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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