Friendships Gift a Souvenir for 1848
Friendships Gift a Souvenir for 1848
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Oh ! who, in such a world as this, Could bear their lot of pain, Did not one radiant hope of bliss.
Unclouded, yet remain ? — That hope the sovereign Lord has given.
Who reigns beyond the skies : That hope unites our souls to Heaven, By truth's enduring ties.
Each care, each ill of mortal birth.
Is sent in pitying love, To lift the lingering heart from earth, And speed its flight above ; And every pang which rends the breast. And every joy that dies. Tells us to seek a heavenly rest^ And trust ...to holier ties.
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THE WARRIOR'S GRAVE.
BY BIRS. HEMANS.
Green wave the oak for ever o'er thy rest! Thou that beneath its crowning fohage sleepest, And, in the stillness of thy country's breast, Thy place of memory, as an altar, keepest! Brightly thy s\nvit o'er her hills were poured, Thou of the Lyre and Sword !
Rest bard ! rest, soldier ! — By the father's hand, Here shall the child of after years be led. With his wreath-offering, f-ilently to stand In the hushed presence of the glorious dead!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh ! who, in such a world as this, Could bear their lot of pain, Did not one radiant hope of bliss.
Unclouded, yet remain ? — That hope the sovereign Lord has given.
Who reigns beyond the skies : That hope unites our souls to Heaven, By truth's enduring ties.
Each care, each ill of mortal birth.
Is sent in pitying love, To lift the lingering heart from earth, And speed its flight above ; And every pang which rends the breast. And every joy that dies. Tells us to seek a heavenly rest^ And trust ...to holier ties.
. :■•■: . :iiiltt aJytu ' .
THE WARRIOR'S GRAVE.
BY BIRS. HEMANS.
Green wave the oak for ever o'er thy rest! Thou that beneath its crowning fohage sleepest, And, in the stillness of thy country's breast, Thy place of memory, as an altar, keepest! Brightly thy s\nvit o'er her hills were poured, Thou of the Lyre and Sword !
Rest bard ! rest, soldier ! — By the father's hand, Here shall the child of after years be led. With his wreath-offering, f-ilently to stand In the hushed presence of the glorious dead!
What to read after Friendships Gift a Souvenir for 1848?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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