From An Indian College
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Guilt ! All were free To wreck the world, and smirk for answer that They had no will to do it. Duty, crime Were silly words we long have babbled, pat Like parrots, learning for a little time 88 FROM AN INDIAN COLLEGE After a silly month, with naught to do But cram a brainless head with empty sound.
And sin were naught, and ill were naught to rue, And effort were to till a barren ground.
If none be free, then true intelligence AVill pay no love to those large souls who set Fair patterns to our e...yes, and reverence Become an ancient thing a man has met Once by strange accident in backward mind Hidden in a gaping village, like a phrase Of perished tongue that peeping scholars find With strange survivals of long-buried ways. If none be free, then lies that inner voice — Ah, she salutes evil and good by names Differing in different creeds — yet ever choice Betwixt them offers — lying then, she shames THE SUN, DREAMING 89 Her priestess ofifice when she bids us choose Who have no choosing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Guilt ! All were free To wreck the world, and smirk for answer that They had no will to do it. Duty, crime Were silly words we long have babbled, pat Like parrots, learning for a little time 88 FROM AN INDIAN COLLEGE After a silly month, with naught to do But cram a brainless head with empty sound.
And sin were naught, and ill were naught to rue, And effort were to till a barren ground.
If none be free, then true intelligence AVill pay no love to those large souls who set Fair patterns to our e...yes, and reverence Become an ancient thing a man has met Once by strange accident in backward mind Hidden in a gaping village, like a phrase Of perished tongue that peeping scholars find With strange survivals of long-buried ways. If none be free, then lies that inner voice — Ah, she salutes evil and good by names Differing in different creeds — yet ever choice Betwixt them offers — lying then, she shames THE SUN, DREAMING 89 Her priestess ofifice when she bids us choose Who have no choosing.
What to read after From An Indian College?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James George Jennings to read onlineMoreLess
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