Excerpta Selections From the Contributions of the Amici
Excerpta Selections From the Contributions of the Amici
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The festering sores of wounded pride can'st heal, Or can'st the homeless, joyless beggar wrap In peace, as calm as e'en a baby-dream : All pangs, save conscience, do succumb to thee — Her whisper's echoed through a crushed world's din.
And racks the guilty wretch, though couched on down!
Sweet handmaiden of Mercy, art thou Sleep !
Then Pity hovers o'er the dreaming wretch.
Winning liis sorrows through a smile away.
43 Even from tortures's ruthless grasp. Smile on Thou hapless dreamer, — smile, ...'tb hut a dream — A vain, intangible, most empty, dream, — The morn shall lash thee to tlie rack again.
But, as I said, came sleep, with silken chain, And led me to her couch : I dreamed, — my dream Came seraph-borne ; methought I was in heaven, And wing to wing with thee, loved ]\Iary, placed ; We hymned our praises to Almighty God.
And there was great, and deep rejoicing there : — A soul had winged its way from the frail earth.
Up to the bosom of its God. It came To heaven's bright threshold, when a shout From the angelic host proclaimed it come ; Jleek, trembling, in all lowliness it came.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The festering sores of wounded pride can'st heal, Or can'st the homeless, joyless beggar wrap In peace, as calm as e'en a baby-dream : All pangs, save conscience, do succumb to thee — Her whisper's echoed through a crushed world's din.
And racks the guilty wretch, though couched on down!
Sweet handmaiden of Mercy, art thou Sleep !
Then Pity hovers o'er the dreaming wretch.
Winning liis sorrows through a smile away.
43 Even from tortures's ruthless grasp. Smile on Thou hapless dreamer, — smile, ...'tb hut a dream — A vain, intangible, most empty, dream, — The morn shall lash thee to tlie rack again.
But, as I said, came sleep, with silken chain, And led me to her couch : I dreamed, — my dream Came seraph-borne ; methought I was in heaven, And wing to wing with thee, loved ]\Iary, placed ; We hymned our praises to Almighty God.
And there was great, and deep rejoicing there : — A soul had winged its way from the frail earth.
Up to the bosom of its God. It came To heaven's bright threshold, when a shout From the angelic host proclaimed it come ; Jleek, trembling, in all lowliness it came.
What to read after Excerpta Selections From the Contributions of the Amici?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidgwick Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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