Ballads And Addresses
Ballads And Addresses
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Give answer, ye who slay In hordes, yet stern forbid that injured man Shall do that which ye multiply in gross.
The Cry of the Century Where lies the fundamental law that takes Sweet life for life ? In custom blind, that most Illogical of guides to sightless men ? Or in your Christless hearts so deeply set ? Foul leavening all your mortal veins, the which, It seems, nor time nor teaching e'er will purge.
Put back old Time up-turn his glass to run Its centuries o'er, and mark the crimson grains ...Of sand. They ninety run to each fair speck ! And England, ay, this Albion ye boast, Turns countless grains of red in her own glass Of time. Poor pedlars crying fallacies White doves to sell, or swords athirst for life ! In blood all my precursors came and went ! Red-hued, too, shall I go ? e'en as I came !
E 65 A HYMN BEFORE BATTLE E~TD of our hopes, our age-long prayers, Our guide in darkest night, Steel Thou our arms 'gainst brutal We do but seek the right. [power, Give us to be not less, we pray, Than we have been since that far day We learnt Thy gracious lore, Apostles dear to Freedom sworn, Uplifting still Thy banner, torn, Camp-followers of His gospel, shorn, Lord God of peace and war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Give answer, ye who slay In hordes, yet stern forbid that injured man Shall do that which ye multiply in gross.
The Cry of the Century Where lies the fundamental law that takes Sweet life for life ? In custom blind, that most Illogical of guides to sightless men ? Or in your Christless hearts so deeply set ? Foul leavening all your mortal veins, the which, It seems, nor time nor teaching e'er will purge.
Put back old Time up-turn his glass to run Its centuries o'er, and mark the crimson grains ...Of sand. They ninety run to each fair speck ! And England, ay, this Albion ye boast, Turns countless grains of red in her own glass Of time. Poor pedlars crying fallacies White doves to sell, or swords athirst for life ! In blood all my precursors came and went ! Red-hued, too, shall I go ? e'en as I came !
E 65 A HYMN BEFORE BATTLE E~TD of our hopes, our age-long prayers, Our guide in darkest night, Steel Thou our arms 'gainst brutal We do but seek the right. [power, Give us to be not less, we pray, Than we have been since that far day We learnt Thy gracious lore, Apostles dear to Freedom sworn, Uplifting still Thy banner, torn, Camp-followers of His gospel, shorn, Lord God of peace and war.
What to read after Ballads And Addresses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J E John Edward Patterson to read onlineMoreLess
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