Heart Utterances At Various Periods of a Chequered Life
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Oh! I cannot dwell On hours when we shall meet again; I only feel, I only know That all my prayers for thee were vain.
"Come, brother, take a _last_ farewell; Soon, soon they'll bear him far away. "-- "No, sister, no, --he is not there, I parted with him yesterday.
"Our father is in Heaven now, Forever free from care and pain; And, if a half-formed wish could bring His sainted spirit back again, "The selfish wish I would not breathe; 'Twould cloud with woe that placid brow, Round which ...a seraph seems to wreathe A crown of glory even now.
"How deep the gloom that mantled there! How sweetly, too, 'twas all withdrawn! Thus, ever thus, night's darkest hour Precedes the day's triumphant dawn.
"Oh! while he lingered, struggling still With pain and anguish and despair, The sting of death was felt indeed, And then I wearied Heaven with prayer.
"But when the unfettered spirit fled From earth and earthly cares away, I joyed to think how blest would be Its entrance on eternal day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! I cannot dwell On hours when we shall meet again; I only feel, I only know That all my prayers for thee were vain.
"Come, brother, take a _last_ farewell; Soon, soon they'll bear him far away. "-- "No, sister, no, --he is not there, I parted with him yesterday.
"Our father is in Heaven now, Forever free from care and pain; And, if a half-formed wish could bring His sainted spirit back again, "The selfish wish I would not breathe; 'Twould cloud with woe that placid brow, Round which ...a seraph seems to wreathe A crown of glory even now.
"How deep the gloom that mantled there! How sweetly, too, 'twas all withdrawn! Thus, ever thus, night's darkest hour Precedes the day's triumphant dawn.
"Oh! while he lingered, struggling still With pain and anguish and despair, The sting of death was felt indeed, And then I wearied Heaven with prayer.
"But when the unfettered spirit fled From earth and earthly cares away, I joyed to think how blest would be Its entrance on eternal day.
What to read after Heart Utterances At Various Periods of a Chequered Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gurney Eliza Paul to read onlineMoreLess
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