Chelched Or Chelsea Ancient Mediaeval And Modern a Poem
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Iii. 17, 18. Job. Xiii. 15.
A man went out one summer's morn To sail on the sunny sea, His eye was bright, and his heart was glad, As joyously floated he.
He marked the splendour of the sky With light unspeakable blest, And (as clothed in a robe undefiled) With glory resplendently drest.
And as he viewed the wide expanse Of the wavelets dancing bright, And breathed the unpolluted air In a frame of holy delight, He felt in his heart enkindle A love that floods could not chill, That unquenchable,... like the Greek fire, No power could darken or kill.
SPES ET FIDES INFRACTA. 21 And his voice in exultant strains Eose high as he vaulted along, While " Gloria Deo in excelsis " Pealed forth like an angel's song.
" I love Thee, my God, for the power Thy lovely earth to behold, When in majesty waves over all The banner of beauty unrolled.
The sun in its glorious splendour, Baptizing the land and the sea In its dazzling effulgence, presents A type most worthy of Thee.
And as all enraptured I gaze, My heart is fain to confess The magnificent works of Thy hands No words can ever express.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Iii. 17, 18. Job. Xiii. 15.
A man went out one summer's morn To sail on the sunny sea, His eye was bright, and his heart was glad, As joyously floated he.
He marked the splendour of the sky With light unspeakable blest, And (as clothed in a robe undefiled) With glory resplendently drest.
And as he viewed the wide expanse Of the wavelets dancing bright, And breathed the unpolluted air In a frame of holy delight, He felt in his heart enkindle A love that floods could not chill, That unquenchable,... like the Greek fire, No power could darken or kill.
SPES ET FIDES INFRACTA. 21 And his voice in exultant strains Eose high as he vaulted along, While " Gloria Deo in excelsis " Pealed forth like an angel's song.
" I love Thee, my God, for the power Thy lovely earth to behold, When in majesty waves over all The banner of beauty unrolled.
The sun in its glorious splendour, Baptizing the land and the sea In its dazzling effulgence, presents A type most worthy of Thee.
And as all enraptured I gaze, My heart is fain to confess The magnificent works of Thy hands No words can ever express.
What to read after Chelched Or Chelsea Ancient Mediaeval And Modern a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Webbe to read onlineMoreLess
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