A Story of Carn Brea Essays And Poems
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For more than fifty summers She walk'd the way of rest, And laid her cares and sorrows On her Redeemer's breast. And when Death came, he found her Upon the watch-tower high, Where, shaking off her fetters, She pass'd into the sky.
Religion ! O Religion !
Thy comforts are the same In every rank and station, To every age and name. Gilding the meanest hovel, Supplying every dearth, Uplifting its possessor, And bringing heaven to earth.
'T is this that cheer'd Joanna Along her lonely way, And bore ...her through the valley Where broke eternal day, And flowers that never wither, And wells that never dry ; And now she dwells for ever With angels in the sky.
EPISTLES.
EPISTLES.
TO MT BROTHER WILLIAM, WHEN LEAVING HIS NATIVE LAND FOR NORTH AMERICA.
My brother, companion of childhood, adieu ! Too soon wilt thou haste o'er the waters so blue, Too soon wilt thou turn from thy own happy hearth, Too soon wilt thou leave the loved place of thy birth, To contend with the world and thy sin- smitten kind ; While thy brothers and sisters are weeping behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For more than fifty summers She walk'd the way of rest, And laid her cares and sorrows On her Redeemer's breast. And when Death came, he found her Upon the watch-tower high, Where, shaking off her fetters, She pass'd into the sky.
Religion ! O Religion !
Thy comforts are the same In every rank and station, To every age and name. Gilding the meanest hovel, Supplying every dearth, Uplifting its possessor, And bringing heaven to earth.
'T is this that cheer'd Joanna Along her lonely way, And bore ...her through the valley Where broke eternal day, And flowers that never wither, And wells that never dry ; And now she dwells for ever With angels in the sky.
EPISTLES.
EPISTLES.
TO MT BROTHER WILLIAM, WHEN LEAVING HIS NATIVE LAND FOR NORTH AMERICA.
My brother, companion of childhood, adieu ! Too soon wilt thou haste o'er the waters so blue, Too soon wilt thou turn from thy own happy hearth, Too soon wilt thou leave the loved place of thy birth, To contend with the world and thy sin- smitten kind ; While thy brothers and sisters are weeping behind.
What to read after A Story of Carn Brea Essays And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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