Maximilian And Other Poems
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Light leads me on to light. I weep For joy at what I hope to see When, scaled at last the arduous height.
For every painful step I trod, I traverse worlds on worlds of light. And pierce some deeper depth of God.
*->«f' 12 The Barons Leprosy.
%\)t §ar0n'jj %t^xmx^ ILGRIM from the holy places, welcome to our ingleside! Crackling fagots feed the blazes; share our cheer, 'tis Christmastide. Lay thy staff and wallet by thee, and thy hat with scallop shell, And some tale of thine adventures to us, ea...ger listeners, tell. " Then he spake — the wayworn Palmer, seated in the ingleside, 'Neath the berried boughs of holly, in the mirthful Christmastide, In the spacious hall baronial, while, without, the northern blast Through the forest sere was howling, and the snow was falling fast.
" I was in the golden city where the Lord of glory died. On the very slope of Calvary, where my God was crucified, Kneeling 'neath the lamps suspended day and night above His tomb, When a warrior stood beside me, half in lustre, half in gloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Light leads me on to light. I weep For joy at what I hope to see When, scaled at last the arduous height.
For every painful step I trod, I traverse worlds on worlds of light. And pierce some deeper depth of God.
*->«f' 12 The Barons Leprosy.
%\)t §ar0n'jj %t^xmx^ ILGRIM from the holy places, welcome to our ingleside! Crackling fagots feed the blazes; share our cheer, 'tis Christmastide. Lay thy staff and wallet by thee, and thy hat with scallop shell, And some tale of thine adventures to us, ea...ger listeners, tell. " Then he spake — the wayworn Palmer, seated in the ingleside, 'Neath the berried boughs of holly, in the mirthful Christmastide, In the spacious hall baronial, while, without, the northern blast Through the forest sere was howling, and the snow was falling fast.
" I was in the golden city where the Lord of glory died. On the very slope of Calvary, where my God was crucified, Kneeling 'neath the lamps suspended day and night above His tomb, When a warrior stood beside me, half in lustre, half in gloom.
What to read after Maximilian And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Charles Earle to read onlineMoreLess
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