Maple Leaves
Maple Leaves
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shall I plead with One unknown, Unfelt, unhonor'd, in this breast ?
My heart is like a cold, hard stone, On which no beams of sunshine rest. " " Yet, brother, Christ his beams will shed Upon thy cold, unfeeling heart, They'll animate thy spirit dead, And warm and new fresh pulse impart. " MAI'LK LKAVK^. 55 He listen'd eagerly as one Who hangs over a fearful brink, With nearly every foothold gone, . Just clinging to one slender link.
(. ) Thou, if Thou be (lod, bend down, And hear the feeble cry... of one AY ho merits nothing but Thy frown, Thy wrath. Thy vengeance, that alone.
My soul is on a dark, \vild sea, Swift hastening to an unknown shore, Oh, bid the hideous darkness flee, Or I can stem the tide no more.
'' Thy servant here, with holy words, Has told me of Thy Love, Thy might, They've reach'd a hopeless sinner's chords And brought Him to Thy feet to-night, " The treacherous sands ol Satan's bounds, The sunken rocks and shoals are near, Where'er 1 mo^e, these all surround, And sink my soul in trembling fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
shall I plead with One unknown, Unfelt, unhonor'd, in this breast ?
My heart is like a cold, hard stone, On which no beams of sunshine rest. " " Yet, brother, Christ his beams will shed Upon thy cold, unfeeling heart, They'll animate thy spirit dead, And warm and new fresh pulse impart. " MAI'LK LKAVK^. 55 He listen'd eagerly as one Who hangs over a fearful brink, With nearly every foothold gone, . Just clinging to one slender link.
(. ) Thou, if Thou be (lod, bend down, And hear the feeble cry... of one AY ho merits nothing but Thy frown, Thy wrath. Thy vengeance, that alone.
My soul is on a dark, \vild sea, Swift hastening to an unknown shore, Oh, bid the hideous darkness flee, Or I can stem the tide no more.
'' Thy servant here, with holy words, Has told me of Thy Love, Thy might, They've reach'd a hopeless sinner's chords And brought Him to Thy feet to-night, " The treacherous sands ol Satan's bounds, The sunken rocks and shoals are near, Where'er 1 mo^e, these all surround, And sink my soul in trembling fear.
What to read after Maple Leaves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Susie Drury to read onlineMoreLess
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