Learn And Teach a Poem in Two Parts
Learn And Teach a Poem in Two Parts
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Like the faithful hind ; Ere to their summer-strength they grow, And the seeds of a new rank offspring sow, Throudi Ihe wanton wind.
44 LEARN AND TEACH.
And if all thy efforts might not avail From the foul companion To save the pure^ and thy counsels fail To mar their union ; — Relax not yet, but renew thy pains, A righteous deed itself sustains, If the doer persist; Urge the good work so well begun, A conscious pride shall help thee on.
And Heaven assist.
The principle of truth instill'd Shall... yet take root, Though a vicious growth in a soil self-will'd Its power dispute ; — But the weed, through the force whereby it was born, "Will wither when pluck'd from the soil, and forlorn On the surface strowu ; Even so the licentious errors of youth. Shall yield to the rays of sober truth.
When the man is grown. — But feed with care, as you train the mind With careful culture ; Tor the hunger it hath a judgment blind ; And like the vulture. That mind hath an ever-insatiate gorge, Where the quarry dcvour'd doth but enlarge The lust for more : Then teach it so to discriminate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like the faithful hind ; Ere to their summer-strength they grow, And the seeds of a new rank offspring sow, Throudi Ihe wanton wind.
44 LEARN AND TEACH.
And if all thy efforts might not avail From the foul companion To save the pure^ and thy counsels fail To mar their union ; — Relax not yet, but renew thy pains, A righteous deed itself sustains, If the doer persist; Urge the good work so well begun, A conscious pride shall help thee on.
And Heaven assist.
The principle of truth instill'd Shall... yet take root, Though a vicious growth in a soil self-will'd Its power dispute ; — But the weed, through the force whereby it was born, "Will wither when pluck'd from the soil, and forlorn On the surface strowu ; Even so the licentious errors of youth. Shall yield to the rays of sober truth.
When the man is grown. — But feed with care, as you train the mind With careful culture ; Tor the hunger it hath a judgment blind ; And like the vulture. That mind hath an ever-insatiate gorge, Where the quarry dcvour'd doth but enlarge The lust for more : Then teach it so to discriminate.
What to read after Learn And Teach a Poem in Two Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chandos Hoskyns Abrahall to read onlineMoreLess
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