Butler Genealogy Dedication of Monument to Deacon John Butler First Settler of
Butler Genealogy Dedication of Monument to Deacon John Butler First Settler of
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28 We know his hand delighted here To help all good in growing; That, with his Celtic nature clear, He followed God's free showing. Content to strive for ampler good, To trust the larger future. Hoping for fuller manlihood Reared of New England nurture.
in We meet to-day to venerate our sire.
It is most just. The past should us inspire; And it is well amid life's toil to pause And contemplate again those primal laws Which gave our fathers courage ; to review Their trials and their victories ; a...nd anew To consecrate ourselves to that same Word Whose faintest whisper conscience would have heard And heeded, not less than the trumpet tone That stirs the doubting heart from zone to zone.
Thus shall we open wide our minds, and gain The wisdom sympathy bears in her train. And in her fairer, wider vision see The past, the present, and the yet-to-be.
But, not with selfish thoughts, this stone we raise To show our family-father grateful praise. We rear this stone not to the honored sire So much as to the type of man, — a higher, More during honor, — to the Puritan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
28 We know his hand delighted here To help all good in growing; That, with his Celtic nature clear, He followed God's free showing. Content to strive for ampler good, To trust the larger future. Hoping for fuller manlihood Reared of New England nurture.
in We meet to-day to venerate our sire.
It is most just. The past should us inspire; And it is well amid life's toil to pause And contemplate again those primal laws Which gave our fathers courage ; to review Their trials and their victories ; a...nd anew To consecrate ourselves to that same Word Whose faintest whisper conscience would have heard And heeded, not less than the trumpet tone That stirs the doubting heart from zone to zone.
Thus shall we open wide our minds, and gain The wisdom sympathy bears in her train. And in her fairer, wider vision see The past, the present, and the yet-to-be.
But, not with selfish thoughts, this stone we raise To show our family-father grateful praise. We rear this stone not to the honored sire So much as to the type of man, — a higher, More during honor, — to the Puritan.
What to read after Butler Genealogy Dedication of Monument to Deacon John Butler First Settler of?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Ashley May to read onlineMoreLess
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