Belshazzars Doom
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is there not, in heav'n above, A mystic, unseen pow'r Who sways the constant nature's laws To suit the purpose of the hour?
God hides the swift approaching foe That they may not be seen 33 Until they enter, armed for war, Upon the brilliant scene!
That flash the revelry suppressed And sent a chill through ev'ry breast: Now all is silent as a grave, All hush'd as if by death's cold wave Subdued A scarcely whisper d pray'r Revives the deathlike calm, then here and there Among the terror stricken ...throng A shriek of frightened women loud and long The awful silence breaks.
Again a spell, And each one's bosom seems to fairly swell With guilty fears which conscience will not quell; Accusing conscience will not be suppressed, But whispers: "Guilt" within each guilty breast.
34 Behold upon that pale, white wall A ghost! a spirit hand in mortal shape; As pale as death, as white as snow, And all must see it not one can escape!
Belshazzar saw the sudden light, He turned, beheld the ghastly sight Upon the wall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is there not, in heav'n above, A mystic, unseen pow'r Who sways the constant nature's laws To suit the purpose of the hour?
God hides the swift approaching foe That they may not be seen 33 Until they enter, armed for war, Upon the brilliant scene!
That flash the revelry suppressed And sent a chill through ev'ry breast: Now all is silent as a grave, All hush'd as if by death's cold wave Subdued A scarcely whisper d pray'r Revives the deathlike calm, then here and there Among the terror stricken ...throng A shriek of frightened women loud and long The awful silence breaks.
Again a spell, And each one's bosom seems to fairly swell With guilty fears which conscience will not quell; Accusing conscience will not be suppressed, But whispers: "Guilt" within each guilty breast.
34 Behold upon that pale, white wall A ghost! a spirit hand in mortal shape; As pale as death, as white as snow, And all must see it not one can escape!
Belshazzar saw the sudden light, He turned, beheld the ghastly sight Upon the wall.
What to read after Belshazzars Doom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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