Liberty As Delivered By the Goddess At Her Unveiling in the Harbor of New York, Oct. 28, 1886
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Alive — with all thy memories, with all that thou dost mean, In the great name of Liberty we hail its Limner- Queen !
Steal thou, bright maid, the morning's blush, the sunset's ruddy glow.
To greet the nations as they come, to bless them as they go.
13 Thou art as one from out the heavens, whom God himself hath sent, To seal forever Slavery's tomb as Freedom's monu- ment.
Thou art, with thorn-girt crown, that marks man's struggle to be free, A rapt prophetic seer of all thy glory yet to be.
Ami...d the starry march of worlds, peering with breathless pause, On that grand vision beyond sight of thy unfinished cause, How dajk thy dawning glory soon shall seem as ages gone.
While from far suns across thy face that wave of light rolls on.
For well thou know'st, though man hath wrought, e're thy long watch was set.
Great things for human liberty, man hath but little yet.
14 Whence spra?ig the light that lit thy torch ?
And as the vision broke, Pointing the Prophecy of Time, the silent Goddess spoke : "Shut up within the darkened soul, there yearned since Time began " The light of that immortal truth — the liberty of man; " Through the long, tortuous labyrinth of ignorance and doubt, " The slow procession of the Past is winding dimly out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alive — with all thy memories, with all that thou dost mean, In the great name of Liberty we hail its Limner- Queen !
Steal thou, bright maid, the morning's blush, the sunset's ruddy glow.
To greet the nations as they come, to bless them as they go.
13 Thou art as one from out the heavens, whom God himself hath sent, To seal forever Slavery's tomb as Freedom's monu- ment.
Thou art, with thorn-girt crown, that marks man's struggle to be free, A rapt prophetic seer of all thy glory yet to be.
Ami...d the starry march of worlds, peering with breathless pause, On that grand vision beyond sight of thy unfinished cause, How dajk thy dawning glory soon shall seem as ages gone.
While from far suns across thy face that wave of light rolls on.
For well thou know'st, though man hath wrought, e're thy long watch was set.
Great things for human liberty, man hath but little yet.
14 Whence spra?ig the light that lit thy torch ?
And as the vision broke, Pointing the Prophecy of Time, the silent Goddess spoke : "Shut up within the darkened soul, there yearned since Time began " The light of that immortal truth — the liberty of man; " Through the long, tortuous labyrinth of ignorance and doubt, " The slow procession of the Past is winding dimly out.
What to read after Liberty As Delivered By the Goddess At Her Unveiling in the Harbor of New York, Oct. 28, 1886?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Miller Samuel Miller Hageman to read onlineMoreLess
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