Lays of the Heart Being An Ode to the Memory of a Father And Other Poems
Lays of the Heart Being An Ode to the Memory of a Father And Other Poems
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Rouse, Lion of England ! or stripped of her glory, Britannia shall be as the proud one of yore ; Fallen, fallen to the dust, and renown'd but in story, All nations shall fear her, shall woo her no more !
V 47 THE SONG OF ISAIAH.
A rARArilRASE FROM FORTIETH CHAPTER OF ISAIAH.
Fired with prophetic zeal, the holy man Swept his impassioned harp, and thus began: — Fear no more Israel th' avenging rod, Oh ! comfort ye my people, saith your God ; Speak unto Salem peace ; behold at last Her strife is e...nded and her warfare past !
No more the hills shall mourn in steril woe, See in the wild the verdant pasture grow ; O'er the par^h'd sod the limpid stream shall bound, And smiling plenty decl: the steril ground : The desert paths the bending vine shall bless, The full-ear'd corn shall crown the wilderness; 48 SONG OF ISAIAH.
The silent vales shall pour their grateful lays, And the still woods be eloquent in praise ! Oh, Zion ! teeming with celestial joy, Let the blest tale your grateful harp employ ; Quick to the mountains speed with willing feet, Go seek ye trembling Israel's dark retreat ; Lift up thy voice, oh, Salem !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rouse, Lion of England ! or stripped of her glory, Britannia shall be as the proud one of yore ; Fallen, fallen to the dust, and renown'd but in story, All nations shall fear her, shall woo her no more !
V 47 THE SONG OF ISAIAH.
A rARArilRASE FROM FORTIETH CHAPTER OF ISAIAH.
Fired with prophetic zeal, the holy man Swept his impassioned harp, and thus began: — Fear no more Israel th' avenging rod, Oh ! comfort ye my people, saith your God ; Speak unto Salem peace ; behold at last Her strife is e...nded and her warfare past !
No more the hills shall mourn in steril woe, See in the wild the verdant pasture grow ; O'er the par^h'd sod the limpid stream shall bound, And smiling plenty decl: the steril ground : The desert paths the bending vine shall bless, The full-ear'd corn shall crown the wilderness; 48 SONG OF ISAIAH.
The silent vales shall pour their grateful lays, And the still woods be eloquent in praise ! Oh, Zion ! teeming with celestial joy, Let the blest tale your grateful harp employ ; Quick to the mountains speed with willing feet, Go seek ye trembling Israel's dark retreat ; Lift up thy voice, oh, Salem !
What to read after Lays of the Heart Being An Ode to the Memory of a Father And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S C to read onlineMoreLess
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