Away From Newspaperdom And Other Poems
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93 E Ipbotootapb in a Shop Minbow Through a Gethsemane of city streets, Whose ministering angels seemed from hell, And ever stabbed me with their venomed darts.
Till soul and body writhed in misery, I strayed — a hunted mortal — sport of Fate.
Then, when 'twas worst, behold thy pictured face.
Calm, peaceful, resolute ; thy comrades true Around thee, *' helmed and tall ; " ah ! then I knew How angels strengthen us in time of need ; And from thy face drew solace for my smart.
>^^S>ti 94 ^be Xesso...n of Xife " Tam rich at last, " said the magnate bold, As he turned from his desk one day ; " Broad lands I own, and a mansion of stone, And a thousand are in my pay.
There was many a prince in the times of old, Could not say what I can say.
And now that the race of life is won, I can do whatever I please ; So off I will go and though winds may blow, I will sail o'er the billowy seas, For my boyhood's home — ere a week be done— Where it nestles among the trees. " So he came at last to the village old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
93 E Ipbotootapb in a Shop Minbow Through a Gethsemane of city streets, Whose ministering angels seemed from hell, And ever stabbed me with their venomed darts.
Till soul and body writhed in misery, I strayed — a hunted mortal — sport of Fate.
Then, when 'twas worst, behold thy pictured face.
Calm, peaceful, resolute ; thy comrades true Around thee, *' helmed and tall ; " ah ! then I knew How angels strengthen us in time of need ; And from thy face drew solace for my smart.
>^^S>ti 94 ^be Xesso...n of Xife " Tam rich at last, " said the magnate bold, As he turned from his desk one day ; " Broad lands I own, and a mansion of stone, And a thousand are in my pay.
There was many a prince in the times of old, Could not say what I can say.
And now that the race of life is won, I can do whatever I please ; So off I will go and though winds may blow, I will sail o'er the billowy seas, For my boyhood's home — ere a week be done— Where it nestles among the trees. " So he came at last to the village old.
What to read after Away From Newspaperdom And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Mcevoy to read onlineMoreLess
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