Christian Ballads
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135 xxvn.
Afar from the blast of polemics, Afar from their hate and their strife, No scorn of the brawling declaimer Should turn the still course of my life.
xxvm.
While they would rail on, I d be praying ; And, blest with a foretaste of bliss, Live only with Herbert and Ferrar, Forgetting such ages as this.
With names, in the Canon of Heaven, That shine like the glittering skies, Mine too be the scorn of the creatures Whose god is the Father of Lies ; XXX.
But call me a Jew or a Pagan, I d pra...y the good LORD to forgive, And in heart, and in spirit, a Christian, Tis so I would die, and would live.
CHURCHES.
Jerusalem lieth waste, and the gates thereof are burned with fire ; come and let us build up the wall of Jerusalem, that we be no more a reproach. NehemiaJi.
I.
^ AST been where the full-blossomed &n bay-tree is blowing, "With odours like Eden s around ? Hast seen where the broad-leaved palmetto is growing, And wild vines are fringing the ground ?
DESOLATIONS. 137 Hast sat in the shade of catalpas, at noon, To eat the cool gourds of their clime ; Or slept where magnolias were screening the moon, And the mocking-bird sung his sweet rhyme ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
135 xxvn.
Afar from the blast of polemics, Afar from their hate and their strife, No scorn of the brawling declaimer Should turn the still course of my life.
xxvm.
While they would rail on, I d be praying ; And, blest with a foretaste of bliss, Live only with Herbert and Ferrar, Forgetting such ages as this.
With names, in the Canon of Heaven, That shine like the glittering skies, Mine too be the scorn of the creatures Whose god is the Father of Lies ; XXX.
But call me a Jew or a Pagan, I d pra...y the good LORD to forgive, And in heart, and in spirit, a Christian, Tis so I would die, and would live.
CHURCHES.
Jerusalem lieth waste, and the gates thereof are burned with fire ; come and let us build up the wall of Jerusalem, that we be no more a reproach. NehemiaJi.
I.
^ AST been where the full-blossomed &n bay-tree is blowing, "With odours like Eden s around ? Hast seen where the broad-leaved palmetto is growing, And wild vines are fringing the ground ?
DESOLATIONS. 137 Hast sat in the shade of catalpas, at noon, To eat the cool gourds of their clime ; Or slept where magnolias were screening the moon, And the mocking-bird sung his sweet rhyme ?
What to read after Christian Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Cleveland Arthur Cleveland Coxe to read onlineMoreLess
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