Lessons for Youth Selected for the Use of Schools
Lessons for Youth Selected for the Use of Schools
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G ( 74 ) They call themfelves the fons of Joy ; they laugh and feem delighted : but. Rnadneis and folly are in all their doings.
They are linked with mifchief hand in hand, and their flops' lead down to evil. Dangers befet them round about, and the pit of de- {Iruclion yawneth beneath their feet.
Look now on the other fide, and behold. , in that vale overshadowed with tr ; . D ;, id from the fight of men, the h;;. Li;at, )a o, row.
Her bofom heavel4i with fighs, her mouth is 1;: led with lament...ation ; ike deltghteth to dwell on the fubject of human mifery.
She lookcth on the common accidents of life, and weepeth ; the weaknefs and wickednels of man is the theme of her lips.
All nature to her teemeth with evil, every object fiie ieeth is tinged with the gloom of her own mind, and the voice of complaint fadden- eth her dwelling day and night.
Come not near her cell; her breath is con- tagious ; fhe will ulafi the fruits, and wither the flowers, that adorn and fweeten the garden cf life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G ( 74 ) They call themfelves the fons of Joy ; they laugh and feem delighted : but. Rnadneis and folly are in all their doings.
They are linked with mifchief hand in hand, and their flops' lead down to evil. Dangers befet them round about, and the pit of de- {Iruclion yawneth beneath their feet.
Look now on the other fide, and behold. , in that vale overshadowed with tr ; . D ;, id from the fight of men, the h;;. Li;at, )a o, row.
Her bofom heavel4i with fighs, her mouth is 1;: led with lament...ation ; ike deltghteth to dwell on the fubject of human mifery.
She lookcth on the common accidents of life, and weepeth ; the weaknefs and wickednels of man is the theme of her lips.
All nature to her teemeth with evil, every object fiie ieeth is tinged with the gloom of her own mind, and the voice of complaint fadden- eth her dwelling day and night.
Come not near her cell; her breath is con- tagious ; fhe will ulafi the fruits, and wither the flowers, that adorn and fweeten the garden cf life.
What to read after Lessons for Youth Selected for the Use of Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Uncle Philip to read onlineMoreLess
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