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Whose voice still lingers on each aching ear — Will he no more in praise of virtue speak ? Alas ! no more ; — he sleeps the dreamless sleep. So young in years, affectionate, and mild. Nature's own simple, unassuming child ; In him the cause of truth has lost a friend — Most honour'd when he could that cause defend. Alike unskill'd to wound with slander's tongue. To flatter vice, or gild the specious wrong; 31 He ownM no passion of a darker hue.
Than filial duty, and a love for you : To him migh...t Goldsmith's line be well applied — " That e'en his failings lean'd to virtue's side. " Our loss severe, and we most deeply feel.
His worth, his merit, and unwearied zeal.
But who shall tell of all a mother's woe.
Or the deep sorrows of a father know !
The staff is gone, for ever laid to rest.
On which their age reclined, and made them blest.
Oh ! may that God who dries the widow's tear.
And makes the orphan his peculiar care.
Ne'er let them feel that they have lost a son.
But make them cheerful say — " Thy will be done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whose voice still lingers on each aching ear — Will he no more in praise of virtue speak ? Alas ! no more ; — he sleeps the dreamless sleep. So young in years, affectionate, and mild. Nature's own simple, unassuming child ; In him the cause of truth has lost a friend — Most honour'd when he could that cause defend. Alike unskill'd to wound with slander's tongue. To flatter vice, or gild the specious wrong; 31 He ownM no passion of a darker hue.
Than filial duty, and a love for you : To him migh...t Goldsmith's line be well applied — " That e'en his failings lean'd to virtue's side. " Our loss severe, and we most deeply feel.
His worth, his merit, and unwearied zeal.
But who shall tell of all a mother's woe.
Or the deep sorrows of a father know !
The staff is gone, for ever laid to rest.
On which their age reclined, and made them blest.
Oh ! may that God who dries the widow's tear.
And makes the orphan his peculiar care.
Ne'er let them feel that they have lost a son.
But make them cheerful say — " Thy will be done.
What to read after A Span Classsearchtermspan Classsearchtermcollectionspanspan of?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Oliver to read onlineMoreLess
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