Davis's Poems: Songs of the Age
Davis's Poems: Songs of the Age
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Proves that his work has just begun.
So like the mystic cataract stream Which flows a myriad years through sand, The world 's adrift by light and stream, The work of ages, brain and hand.
104 SONGS OP THE AGE.
THE MAN WHO NEVER STOPS TO THINK.
The man who never stops to think, Nor count the valued time that 's lost, Oft chews tobacco, smokes or drinks, Kegardless of result or cost.
The man who never stops to think Just how to manage business best, Rush heedless down the ruinous brink Of bankrup...tcy and un success.
The man who never stops to think How much he spends or what he makes, Is apt to make a gradual sink Down, drifting to a ruinous break.
The man who never stops to think That educated men must work, Is wasting time with all fools in Just learning how with ease to clerk.
SONGS OF THE AGE. 105 A LESSON.
A lesson might be learned from word : A large fine steer within my herd Stands near the stack, and never bawls, But watch the fork, when first it falls.
He stands by the first bunch of hay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Proves that his work has just begun.
So like the mystic cataract stream Which flows a myriad years through sand, The world 's adrift by light and stream, The work of ages, brain and hand.
104 SONGS OP THE AGE.
THE MAN WHO NEVER STOPS TO THINK.
The man who never stops to think, Nor count the valued time that 's lost, Oft chews tobacco, smokes or drinks, Kegardless of result or cost.
The man who never stops to think Just how to manage business best, Rush heedless down the ruinous brink Of bankrup...tcy and un success.
The man who never stops to think How much he spends or what he makes, Is apt to make a gradual sink Down, drifting to a ruinous break.
The man who never stops to think That educated men must work, Is wasting time with all fools in Just learning how with ease to clerk.
SONGS OF THE AGE. 105 A LESSON.
A lesson might be learned from word : A large fine steer within my herd Stands near the stack, and never bawls, But watch the fork, when first it falls.
He stands by the first bunch of hay.
What to read after Davis's Poems: Songs of the Age?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dudley Hughes Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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