Memoir of Mrs. Julia H. Scott : With Her Poems And Selections From Her Prose
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Again I trail my jumping-rope Beside the hill, And with strawberries from the slope My basket fill.
Again with childish awe I stand In the old church.
And for the hymns, with dexterous hand.
Begin a search.
I listen to a voice as sweet As Memnon's lyre.
And my young, prayerftd pulses beat With sacred fire.
A resurrection morn thou art.
Dear Spring, to all Whose souls with quickened ardor start When thou dost call.
SIN.
" 0, wretched man that I am ! who shall deUver me from the body of this deat...h ?
I thank my God, who giveth us the victory through om* Lord Jesus Christ." St. Paul.
There 's a dread companion near me.
Who my secret bosom scans ; Hideous is his form, and frightful As the far-famed Caliban's.
Vainly do I flee his presence.
Vainly struggle to be free ; He is faithful as the shadow Which at eve doth follow me.
256 POEMS.
And although I hate and loathe him.
Still his serrant I am found ; All my thoughts and -words and actions With his poisonous breath abound.
What I would do, that I do not ; What I would not, that I do ; Never-ceasing is my warfare, Never conquered is my foe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Again I trail my jumping-rope Beside the hill, And with strawberries from the slope My basket fill.
Again with childish awe I stand In the old church.
And for the hymns, with dexterous hand.
Begin a search.
I listen to a voice as sweet As Memnon's lyre.
And my young, prayerftd pulses beat With sacred fire.
A resurrection morn thou art.
Dear Spring, to all Whose souls with quickened ardor start When thou dost call.
SIN.
" 0, wretched man that I am ! who shall deUver me from the body of this deat...h ?
I thank my God, who giveth us the victory through om* Lord Jesus Christ." St. Paul.
There 's a dread companion near me.
Who my secret bosom scans ; Hideous is his form, and frightful As the far-famed Caliban's.
Vainly do I flee his presence.
Vainly struggle to be free ; He is faithful as the shadow Which at eve doth follow me.
256 POEMS.
And although I hate and loathe him.
Still his serrant I am found ; All my thoughts and -words and actions With his poisonous breath abound.
What I would do, that I do not ; What I would not, that I do ; Never-ceasing is my warfare, Never conquered is my foe.
What to read after Memoir of Mrs. Julia H. Scott : With Her Poems And Selections From Her Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott, Julia H. Kinney, 1809-1842 to read onlineMoreLess
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