A Thousand More Verses
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if in yonder star-girt land, Thou canst but wander through its streets and vales, And then before the breathless millions stand, And tell thy merry and pathetic tales, If thou canst still thy daily toil prolong, Plead for the right, and battle with the wrong, The happiness of Heaven will round thee spread, For thou thy path Heaven-given still wilt tread. 73 It is stated in holy writ that he who calls his brother a fool, is in danger of something very much hotter even than the remark; but there ...may be cases where the fool himself is not entirely outside of danger. Certainly j any one who meanders through life with no regard for the rights or comfort, or even the lives of others^ deserves some kind of punishment, either in this world or the next maybe both. THE FOOL THAT DROPS THE MATCH. THE FOOL THAT DROPS THE MATCH. It has been said, that anywhere, The biggest fool afloat, Is he who makes a rocking-chair Of some one else's boat: But equal with him in the race, The -eggs of woe to hatch, Is, in unknown or known disgrace, The fool that drops the match.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
if in yonder star-girt land, Thou canst but wander through its streets and vales, And then before the breathless millions stand, And tell thy merry and pathetic tales, If thou canst still thy daily toil prolong, Plead for the right, and battle with the wrong, The happiness of Heaven will round thee spread, For thou thy path Heaven-given still wilt tread. 73 It is stated in holy writ that he who calls his brother a fool, is in danger of something very much hotter even than the remark; but there ...may be cases where the fool himself is not entirely outside of danger. Certainly j any one who meanders through life with no regard for the rights or comfort, or even the lives of others^ deserves some kind of punishment, either in this world or the next maybe both. THE FOOL THAT DROPS THE MATCH. THE FOOL THAT DROPS THE MATCH. It has been said, that anywhere, The biggest fool afloat, Is he who makes a rocking-chair Of some one else's boat: But equal with him in the race, The -eggs of woe to hatch, Is, in unknown or known disgrace, The fool that drops the match.
What to read after A Thousand More Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton Will to read onlineMoreLess
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