Ad Astra
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For this alone can teach men to surmount The thorny steeps of Life, the Soul's great want- Habit has greater power to restrain Than all the precepts of a virtuous brain.
LXXXII Why was the Gospel, then, so long delay'd ? Why was the knowledge of the Truth denied ?
Where was God's loving-kindness, where His aid, Thro' those dark reons of adulterous pride. That He — a God ! — could still in Heaven abide, Whilst Sorrow walk'd the earth in league with Death, And Sin gave forth its pestilential brea...th ?
LXXXIII We rate our little lives beyond their worth !
Time hath not taught us how to bend the knee! What claim hath any man of mortal birth That he should be from pain and sorrow free?
What right hath Man to Immortality? Salvation is a favour, not a right, No man is justified in God's clear sight.
LXXXIV Thro' long and patient years the soil was fed In which the Seed of Life was to be sown, By true nobility of nature led, The greatest minds the ancient world had known The Pagan creeds had severally outgrown — Had come so near to Christ, it seem'd as tho' They heralded the Saviour's birth below.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For this alone can teach men to surmount The thorny steeps of Life, the Soul's great want- Habit has greater power to restrain Than all the precepts of a virtuous brain.
LXXXII Why was the Gospel, then, so long delay'd ? Why was the knowledge of the Truth denied ?
Where was God's loving-kindness, where His aid, Thro' those dark reons of adulterous pride. That He — a God ! — could still in Heaven abide, Whilst Sorrow walk'd the earth in league with Death, And Sin gave forth its pestilential brea...th ?
LXXXIII We rate our little lives beyond their worth !
Time hath not taught us how to bend the knee! What claim hath any man of mortal birth That he should be from pain and sorrow free?
What right hath Man to Immortality? Salvation is a favour, not a right, No man is justified in God's clear sight.
LXXXIV Thro' long and patient years the soil was fed In which the Seed of Life was to be sown, By true nobility of nature led, The greatest minds the ancient world had known The Pagan creeds had severally outgrown — Had come so near to Christ, it seem'd as tho' They heralded the Saviour's birth below.
What to read after Ad Astra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles William Cayzer to read onlineMoreLess
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