Essays On the Lives And Writings of Fletcher of Saltoun And the Poet Thomson Bi
Essays On the Lives And Writings of Fletcher of Saltoun And the Poet Thomson Bi
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See ! where the kindeft, bed of mothers lies, And death has mut her ever-weeping eyes ; Has lodg'd at lail peace in her weary breaft, And lull'd her many piercing cares to reft. No more the orphan train around her (lands, While her full heart upbraids her needy hands !
* Elizabeth Trotter, of a genteel family in the neigh- bourhood of Grecnlaw io Berwickfhire.
Qj> No i88 ESSAY ON THE No more the widow's lonely fate me feels, The (hock fevere that modeft want conceals, Th' oppreflbr's fcourge, t...he fcorn of wealthy pride, And poverty's unnumber'd ills befide. For fee ! attended by th' angelic throng, Through yonder worlds of light flie glides along, And claims the well earn'd raptures of the fky. Yet fond concern recalls the mother's eye ; She feeks the helplefs orphans left behind ; So hardly left t fo bitterly rcfign'd ! Still, ftill ! is fhe my foul's divineft theme, The waking vifion, and the wailing dream : Amid the ruddy fun's enliv'ning blaze O'er my dark eyes her dewy image plays, And in the dread dominion of the night Shines out again the fadly pleafmg fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See ! where the kindeft, bed of mothers lies, And death has mut her ever-weeping eyes ; Has lodg'd at lail peace in her weary breaft, And lull'd her many piercing cares to reft. No more the orphan train around her (lands, While her full heart upbraids her needy hands !
* Elizabeth Trotter, of a genteel family in the neigh- bourhood of Grecnlaw io Berwickfhire.
Qj> No i88 ESSAY ON THE No more the widow's lonely fate me feels, The (hock fevere that modeft want conceals, Th' oppreflbr's fcourge, t...he fcorn of wealthy pride, And poverty's unnumber'd ills befide. For fee ! attended by th' angelic throng, Through yonder worlds of light flie glides along, And claims the well earn'd raptures of the fky. Yet fond concern recalls the mother's eye ; She feeks the helplefs orphans left behind ; So hardly left t fo bitterly rcfign'd ! Still, ftill ! is fhe my foul's divineft theme, The waking vifion, and the wailing dream : Amid the ruddy fun's enliv'ning blaze O'er my dark eyes her dewy image plays, And in the dread dominion of the night Shines out again the fadly pleafmg fight.
What to read after Essays On the Lives And Writings of Fletcher of Saltoun And the Poet Thomson Bi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Stewart Erskine Buchan to read onlineMoreLess
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