Lucy Howards Journal
Lucy Howards Journal
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He kindly adds that he could not forgive himself should he be the means of destroying any gift or attainment I might have possessed in earlier years, but would feel it his privilege as far as pos sible to add to their number. So, to remove his scruples, I immediately wrote a dialogue for two boys, in whose education he is interested, to speak at their approaching school exhibition : Philosopher. I feel the weariness of life, and fain Would rest me in the grave. I ve had my day. I know what eart...h can give : its gilded lures, Its show of wealth, its shallowness of hope, Its sound of friendship, and, more light than all, Its hollow gratitude. Lo ! he s a fool Who stakes his birth-right on its shifting sands, Whelm d by each fickle tide.
Christian. And yet this world Is counted fair. Hath it not aught beside ?
Phil. Yes. Shouts of power, and trumpet-blasts of fame, LUCY HOWARD S JOURNAL. 227 That make the hero stagger with delight, And then with death. A million souls went forth At Caesar s bidding, and the dagger s point Let out his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He kindly adds that he could not forgive himself should he be the means of destroying any gift or attainment I might have possessed in earlier years, but would feel it his privilege as far as pos sible to add to their number. So, to remove his scruples, I immediately wrote a dialogue for two boys, in whose education he is interested, to speak at their approaching school exhibition : Philosopher. I feel the weariness of life, and fain Would rest me in the grave. I ve had my day. I know what eart...h can give : its gilded lures, Its show of wealth, its shallowness of hope, Its sound of friendship, and, more light than all, Its hollow gratitude. Lo ! he s a fool Who stakes his birth-right on its shifting sands, Whelm d by each fickle tide.
Christian. And yet this world Is counted fair. Hath it not aught beside ?
Phil. Yes. Shouts of power, and trumpet-blasts of fame, LUCY HOWARD S JOURNAL. 227 That make the hero stagger with delight, And then with death. A million souls went forth At Caesar s bidding, and the dagger s point Let out his own.
What to read after Lucy Howards Journal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigourney Lydia Howard to read onlineMoreLess
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