Christus Victor a Students Reverie
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. . 15 XVIII. Suppose a kindly word of mine . . . 18 XIX. See where the sun, in fiery splendor sinking . 19 179 i8o UnDej of fftrst Xincs STROPHE PAGE XX. How dream-like and unstable is the form . 20 XXI. T is certain thou must die, and even now . 21 XXII. Why dost thou drive me so, insatiate one? . 22 XXIII. The savage bending o er a pool . . . 23 XXIV. A tomb was built of massive stones . . 25 XXV. Hid in the chrysalis, this grovelling worm . 27 XXVI. I sought a lake among the peaceful hills .... 27 XXVII. Within the egg, with deftly folded wing . 28 XXVIII. Do you remember, Love, the day . . 29 XXIX. Along the beach dead shells lie strewn, cast off 30 XXX. As once I strolled beside the sun-lit sea . 30 XXXI. Low hung the sky, and gray and chill . 31 XXXII. Lo, the great earth itself with gradual change ....... 32 XXXIII. O Mother Earth, who dost our spirits clothe 33 XXXIV. See, in that rock-hewn garden sepulchre . 35 XXXV. Emancipator of the slaves of fear . . 36 XXXVI. Hail Victor, First-born from the dead !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . 15 XVIII. Suppose a kindly word of mine . . . 18 XIX. See where the sun, in fiery splendor sinking . 19 179 i8o UnDej of fftrst Xincs STROPHE PAGE XX. How dream-like and unstable is the form . 20 XXI. T is certain thou must die, and even now . 21 XXII. Why dost thou drive me so, insatiate one? . 22 XXIII. The savage bending o er a pool . . . 23 XXIV. A tomb was built of massive stones . . 25 XXV. Hid in the chrysalis, this grovelling worm . 27 XXVI. I sought a lake among the peaceful hills .... 27 XXVII. Within the egg, with deftly folded wing . 28 XXVIII. Do you remember, Love, the day . . 29 XXIX. Along the beach dead shells lie strewn, cast off 30 XXX. As once I strolled beside the sun-lit sea . 30 XXXI. Low hung the sky, and gray and chill . 31 XXXII. Lo, the great earth itself with gradual change ....... 32 XXXIII. O Mother Earth, who dost our spirits clothe 33 XXXIV. See, in that rock-hewn garden sepulchre . 35 XXXV. Emancipator of the slaves of fear . . 36 XXXVI. Hail Victor, First-born from the dead !
What to read after Christus Victor a Students Reverie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Nehemiah Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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