Lincoln's Grave
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O flocks of Hardin, you remember well The awkward child, and had he not a look Of one forechosen of grand destiny ?
In field or forest dell Did he' not prophesy to bird and brook, And shape vague runes of what was yet to be?
LltTiCOLUi'S GR^I^E.
XVI Born in the midway space where freedom seemed To sport with slavery, and half way o'er From where the South in golden luxury dreamed To that old rock of Plymouth on the shore Made holy by the touch of pilgrim feet, He grew to stature of the largest ...mold, A stalwart burden-bearer trudging on And up to that high seat.
Which never more the like of him shall hold, Over rough ways, through pain and sorrow drawn.
LltHCOLtJi'S GR^VE.
XVII Giant of frame, of soul superbly human, Best measure of true greatness measures him ; Crude might of man, the native sweet of woman, The immanence of destiny strange and dim.
Brawn-building labor with the axe and maul, Braced and enriched him to the uttermost, And filled those founts that wisdom bubbles from, Made him so kingly tall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O flocks of Hardin, you remember well The awkward child, and had he not a look Of one forechosen of grand destiny ?
In field or forest dell Did he' not prophesy to bird and brook, And shape vague runes of what was yet to be?
LltTiCOLUi'S GR^I^E.
XVI Born in the midway space where freedom seemed To sport with slavery, and half way o'er From where the South in golden luxury dreamed To that old rock of Plymouth on the shore Made holy by the touch of pilgrim feet, He grew to stature of the largest ...mold, A stalwart burden-bearer trudging on And up to that high seat.
Which never more the like of him shall hold, Over rough ways, through pain and sorrow drawn.
LltHCOLtJi'S GR^VE.
XVII Giant of frame, of soul superbly human, Best measure of true greatness measures him ; Crude might of man, the native sweet of woman, The immanence of destiny strange and dim.
Brawn-building labor with the axe and maul, Braced and enriched him to the uttermost, And filled those founts that wisdom bubbles from, Made him so kingly tall.
What to read after Lincoln's Grave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Maurice to read onlineMoreLess
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