An Outline of the Life of George Robertson
An Outline of the Life of George Robertson
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" no more; Its desolations now we meet In 'every room, at everv door.
To deeply mourn tor such a los.
Which nothing earthly can supply, Is nature's cry at nature's cross, Love planted here to melt and try.
Philosophy cannot console, And time alone can cicati i/. E, But faith may heavenly love unroll, And trust in (jod may harmonize.
This grievous stroke of chastening lo\ e Melts all our hearts and weans from lu-t.
And calls us loud to look above For hopeful rising from the du>t.
No longer here ...we love to stav.
Our path so dark, our time >o short.
We long to find the narrow wax- That leads bruis'd hearts to heaven's safe port.
Thy sudden death has proved how frail.
How fleeting all things here below; Then, while our loss we must bewail, We pray for blessings from the blow.
LIFE OF GEORGE ROBERTSON. 85 May thy example, ne'er forgot, Draw us from worldly cares and ties, And may it be our pleasing lot To rest our bodies where thine lies.
Then hard to say Adieu, adieu!
Till death shall come again to sever Thy parents from this footstool, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" no more; Its desolations now we meet In 'every room, at everv door.
To deeply mourn tor such a los.
Which nothing earthly can supply, Is nature's cry at nature's cross, Love planted here to melt and try.
Philosophy cannot console, And time alone can cicati i/. E, But faith may heavenly love unroll, And trust in (jod may harmonize.
This grievous stroke of chastening lo\ e Melts all our hearts and weans from lu-t.
And calls us loud to look above For hopeful rising from the du>t.
No longer here ...we love to stav.
Our path so dark, our time >o short.
We long to find the narrow wax- That leads bruis'd hearts to heaven's safe port.
Thy sudden death has proved how frail.
How fleeting all things here below; Then, while our loss we must bewail, We pray for blessings from the blow.
LIFE OF GEORGE ROBERTSON. 85 May thy example, ne'er forgot, Draw us from worldly cares and ties, And may it be our pleasing lot To rest our bodies where thine lies.
Then hard to say Adieu, adieu!
Till death shall come again to sever Thy parents from this footstool, too.
What to read after An Outline of the Life of George Robertson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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