Democritus in London
Democritus in London
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The Chain I Spirits. Crush thy fellow, he shall turn — Bruise his spirit, it shall bum — If his blessing reach the skies.
His curse hath wings as swift to rise I DEMOCRITUS IN LONDON. 101 Sickness. Prosperity is not the school To mend the heart, blind Fortune's fool I The robe of Charity the storm Stripp'd not from the gracious form That meekly wore it, in the ray Of pleasant sunshine's cast away I Gold within the furnace tried From the flame comes forth refined ; If adversity*' betide It shall... purify the mind ; Teaching, by its stern appeal.
Hearts of adamant to feel !
Some, when only skies are clear, See of love the heavenly form ; Dwellers in a darker sphere, We behold it in the storm I Hath His face the Father hidden ?
We have borne as He hath bidden ; Sorely tried and sorely chidden, In His holy sight are we One iota. less than thee ?
^' The air is not fuller of Meteors, than man's life is of miseries : but as we find that it is not a clear sky, but the clouds that drop fatness, as the holy Text tells us, so ad- versity is far more fertile than prosperity; it useth to water and mollify the heart, which is the cetitre of all our affections, and makes it produce excellent fruit ; whereas the glaring Sunshine of a continual prosperity would enharden and dry it up, and so make it barren.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chain I Spirits. Crush thy fellow, he shall turn — Bruise his spirit, it shall bum — If his blessing reach the skies.
His curse hath wings as swift to rise I DEMOCRITUS IN LONDON. 101 Sickness. Prosperity is not the school To mend the heart, blind Fortune's fool I The robe of Charity the storm Stripp'd not from the gracious form That meekly wore it, in the ray Of pleasant sunshine's cast away I Gold within the furnace tried From the flame comes forth refined ; If adversity*' betide It shall... purify the mind ; Teaching, by its stern appeal.
Hearts of adamant to feel !
Some, when only skies are clear, See of love the heavenly form ; Dwellers in a darker sphere, We behold it in the storm I Hath His face the Father hidden ?
We have borne as He hath bidden ; Sorely tried and sorely chidden, In His holy sight are we One iota. less than thee ?
^' The air is not fuller of Meteors, than man's life is of miseries : but as we find that it is not a clear sky, but the clouds that drop fatness, as the holy Text tells us, so ad- versity is far more fertile than prosperity; it useth to water and mollify the heart, which is the cetitre of all our affections, and makes it produce excellent fruit ; whereas the glaring Sunshine of a continual prosperity would enharden and dry it up, and so make it barren.
What to read after Democritus in London?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Daniel to read onlineMoreLess
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