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Ve an end. And must, it be, since he is'dead, That all our happiness has fled ? Behold the glorious change of late l- SeeMefl'erson in chair of Stale !
GENERAL HISTORY. LOl Great talents in this man were found, A piercing wit, a judgment sound, A genius like the noonday bright, Dispelling darkness from the sight. We hope in Jefferson to find A father, gracious, good and kind; We trust he will protect our land, Wc yield to him both heart and hand.
We bid him welcome to his seat, Nor do we doubt ...but we shall meet With every favor he can give, That 's fit for subjects to receive. Hail happy day of jubilee. That still proclaims us to be free I Kind and benign it all appears, Then banish all foreboding fears.
See Liberty with'all her charms, Caressed and smiling in his arms! Behold his ever outstretched hand, Willing to guard our pleasant land ! Ilis heart and hands and lips agree To settle firm- our liberty ; Sometimes a cloud will intervene, But soon again, tlie sun is seen.
Dear liberty was his delight, He ever kept it fair in sight ; Dear liberty, that lovely flower 'l^hat shone so bright in Eden's bower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ve an end. And must, it be, since he is'dead, That all our happiness has fled ? Behold the glorious change of late l- SeeMefl'erson in chair of Stale !
GENERAL HISTORY. LOl Great talents in this man were found, A piercing wit, a judgment sound, A genius like the noonday bright, Dispelling darkness from the sight. We hope in Jefferson to find A father, gracious, good and kind; We trust he will protect our land, Wc yield to him both heart and hand.
We bid him welcome to his seat, Nor do we doubt ...but we shall meet With every favor he can give, That 's fit for subjects to receive. Hail happy day of jubilee. That still proclaims us to be free I Kind and benign it all appears, Then banish all foreboding fears.
See Liberty with'all her charms, Caressed and smiling in his arms! Behold his ever outstretched hand, Willing to guard our pleasant land ! Ilis heart and hands and lips agree To settle firm- our liberty ; Sometimes a cloud will intervene, But soon again, tlie sun is seen.
Dear liberty was his delight, He ever kept it fair in sight ; Dear liberty, that lovely flower 'l^hat shone so bright in Eden's bower.
What to read after Historical Discourse of the Wyalusing Presbyterian Church Delivered September?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D Craft to read onlineMoreLess
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