Lincoln Or the Prime Hero of the Nineteenth Century volume 1
Lincoln Or the Prime Hero of the Nineteenth Century volume 1
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32 Lincoln's address.
Our person '1 conflict desolation's womb, Tho' soon became mutation's open tomb, To which was doomed what freedom had denied, As Pharaoh's host was plunged beneath the tide For Moses and Elias seemed on earth, With heaven's power of sanctifying worth, And lending light as moon and stars and sun, Bright rays of liberty for every one With pigments black as spiral hair on head, Or forest athlete, with his pigments red.
True liberty of conscience lends delight, As liberty of p...erson stands for right ; All intellect with freedom must expand — Developed mind prepares the skilful hand ; As great constructive age enhanced the hour, Creative brains become the motive power ; Our engines rival wings and hoofs, to run, Chronometer ticks time with earth and sun ; Our telescope wipes distance from the eyes, And chemistry lights occults with surprise.
Lincoln's address. 33 To me the stars seemed scintillating gold, As firmament of night would things unfold, And rising sun augmented beams to shine From blue meridian with power divine ; Each silent ray sent forth a vital power, With earnest purpose soothing anxious hour, Which gave me strength in sadness, even might, With comfort to my soul, the cause was right ; Upon my country's altar all was placed, With my command no life was spent as waste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
32 Lincoln's address.
Our person '1 conflict desolation's womb, Tho' soon became mutation's open tomb, To which was doomed what freedom had denied, As Pharaoh's host was plunged beneath the tide For Moses and Elias seemed on earth, With heaven's power of sanctifying worth, And lending light as moon and stars and sun, Bright rays of liberty for every one With pigments black as spiral hair on head, Or forest athlete, with his pigments red.
True liberty of conscience lends delight, As liberty of p...erson stands for right ; All intellect with freedom must expand — Developed mind prepares the skilful hand ; As great constructive age enhanced the hour, Creative brains become the motive power ; Our engines rival wings and hoofs, to run, Chronometer ticks time with earth and sun ; Our telescope wipes distance from the eyes, And chemistry lights occults with surprise.
Lincoln's address. 33 To me the stars seemed scintillating gold, As firmament of night would things unfold, And rising sun augmented beams to shine From blue meridian with power divine ; Each silent ray sent forth a vital power, With earnest purpose soothing anxious hour, Which gave me strength in sadness, even might, With comfort to my soul, the cause was right ; Upon my country's altar all was placed, With my command no life was spent as waste.
What to read after Lincoln Or the Prime Hero of the Nineteenth Century volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Jacob Hoke Beidler to read onlineMoreLess
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