Extempore On a Wagon a Metrical Narrative of a Journey From Bethlehem Pa to
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October third again began Our desert journey ; and it ran On till the seventh, when in view Of a new settlement we drew.
J2 Extempore on a Wagon.
How can I e'er the road describe ? 'Twould take a far more skillful scribe Than I ; so I will silent be, Lest some doubt my veracity.
Enough that 'twas more horrid bad Than ever I experienced had. And yet so light our sufferings were That to complain would not be fair.
For 'twas as good a road, I see, As such a road could ever be ! So we take courage ...and rejoice Because the weather was most choice.
I rode a great part of the way, Upon a steed now white, once gray, Which, though he'd lost one of his eyes, I for his safety greatly prize !
Oft too to walk I am content, In silent, lone enjoyment Of the blest Trinity's sweet grace, Which did my sinful heart embrace.
Extempore on a Wagon.
I never felt a moment's fear, Although of panthers roaming here No friend, nor anxious wolf or bear Alone to meet so near their lair.
Here I could vividly conceive How Christ did in the desert live, By beasts surrounded night and day, To thirst and hunger e'er a prey ; And forty times intensified ; Besides by L, ucifer thrice tried ; Ah !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
October third again began Our desert journey ; and it ran On till the seventh, when in view Of a new settlement we drew.
J2 Extempore on a Wagon.
How can I e'er the road describe ? 'Twould take a far more skillful scribe Than I ; so I will silent be, Lest some doubt my veracity.
Enough that 'twas more horrid bad Than ever I experienced had. And yet so light our sufferings were That to complain would not be fair.
For 'twas as good a road, I see, As such a road could ever be ! So we take courage ...and rejoice Because the weather was most choice.
I rode a great part of the way, Upon a steed now white, once gray, Which, though he'd lost one of his eyes, I for his safety greatly prize !
Oft too to walk I am content, In silent, lone enjoyment Of the blest Trinity's sweet grace, Which did my sinful heart embrace.
Extempore on a Wagon.
I never felt a moment's fear, Although of panthers roaming here No friend, nor anxious wolf or bear Alone to meet so near their lair.
Here I could vividly conceive How Christ did in the desert live, By beasts surrounded night and day, To thirst and hunger e'er a prey ; And forty times intensified ; Besides by L, ucifer thrice tried ; Ah !
What to read after Extempore On a Wagon a Metrical Narrative of a Journey From Bethlehem Pa to?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Henry Loskiel to read onlineMoreLess
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