Advent, a Mystery
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And of the elders when Susannah bathed — Which oft my father would to me repeat Beneath the shady palms, a summer's day.
While there reclin'd we watch'd our flocks hard by) That all its opening was a long lament O'er those sad times, when sons of God forgot The homes where they were natives, and anon Came flying down to wed with lovely clay.
ADVENT. 77 For there were angels once — the story went, That hovering, aye, too near this baser world, Did on a time alight upon its hills — Forgetful of t...he regions whence they sprung, And lured like charmed birds in Eden's bowers, That lulled by magic of the serpent's eye Did often fall from their sweet Paradise, To warn our mother Eve of that worse fall, Which Adam wept, and nature weeps, and we.
Serah.
And such those poets shepherd, that first form'd To sing on high and lure us to the skies, Themselves have hover'd round our lower soil — Till charm'd with earth — base earth has dragg'd them down !
Reuel.
And on these flowery hills the angels stood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And of the elders when Susannah bathed — Which oft my father would to me repeat Beneath the shady palms, a summer's day.
While there reclin'd we watch'd our flocks hard by) That all its opening was a long lament O'er those sad times, when sons of God forgot The homes where they were natives, and anon Came flying down to wed with lovely clay.
ADVENT. 77 For there were angels once — the story went, That hovering, aye, too near this baser world, Did on a time alight upon its hills — Forgetful of t...he regions whence they sprung, And lured like charmed birds in Eden's bowers, That lulled by magic of the serpent's eye Did often fall from their sweet Paradise, To warn our mother Eve of that worse fall, Which Adam wept, and nature weeps, and we.
Serah.
And such those poets shepherd, that first form'd To sing on high and lure us to the skies, Themselves have hover'd round our lower soil — Till charm'd with earth — base earth has dragg'd them down !
Reuel.
And on these flowery hills the angels stood.
What to read after Advent, a Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Cleveland Arthur Cleveland Coxe to read onlineMoreLess
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