Lyrical Echoes
Lyrical Echoes
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If we had known 'twas the last time We and our friend were meeting, Last chance of hearing counsel wise, Or cheerful word of greeting. If we had known that warm hand clasp Would be our last forever, That Jordan's stream in a few hours From earthly life would sever. If we had known the cheery tone By sympathy awoken, The friendly wish, the kind "good-bye, " Last words that we'd hear spoken. If we had known the flowers we brought, The living hand receiving, Would lie upon the still cold form Afte...r the spirit's leaving. Ah, if we knew, how oft we'd add To other lives completeness ! And make the hours within our grasp Serve memory's future sweetness. Alas, we may not, cannot know Death's mystery perplexing, But grace can raise all coming days Beyond death's power of vexing. DUTY. 97 DUTY. I cannot do great things for God To make this world the better ; I cannot part one burdened heart From care's corroding fetter. I cannot thrill men's hearts like Paul, And make their lives grow sweeter ; I have no call to leave my all To follow Christ, like Peter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If we had known 'twas the last time We and our friend were meeting, Last chance of hearing counsel wise, Or cheerful word of greeting. If we had known that warm hand clasp Would be our last forever, That Jordan's stream in a few hours From earthly life would sever. If we had known the cheery tone By sympathy awoken, The friendly wish, the kind "good-bye, " Last words that we'd hear spoken. If we had known the flowers we brought, The living hand receiving, Would lie upon the still cold form Afte...r the spirit's leaving. Ah, if we knew, how oft we'd add To other lives completeness ! And make the hours within our grasp Serve memory's future sweetness. Alas, we may not, cannot know Death's mystery perplexing, But grace can raise all coming days Beyond death's power of vexing. DUTY. 97 DUTY. I cannot do great things for God To make this world the better ; I cannot part one burdened heart From care's corroding fetter. I cannot thrill men's hearts like Paul, And make their lives grow sweeter ; I have no call to leave my all To follow Christ, like Peter.
What to read after Lyrical Echoes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine a Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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