Moral Pieces in Prose And Verse
Moral Pieces in Prose And Verse
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To raise the heart to Him, who gives Our path with hope to shine, Meekly receive the offer'd joy, And silently resign ; To let no fear disturb the breast, No doubt obscure our sky, Since virtue cannot live unblest, Or unrewarded die.
SOFT fall upon that closing eye, The taper's trembling rays, While sweetly o'er thy peaceful brow, The smile of slumber plays.
May guardian seraphs' snowy wings Still o'er thy couch be spread, *20 And ever may their viewless shield Protect and ...guard thy head ; 'Till thou within a purer sphere, Shalt soar with those who watch'd thee here.
PARAPHRASE ON CLEOPATRA'S ADVICE TO MARK ANTHONY WHEN ANGLING.
" FIX not thine eyes upon that shallow brook, " Nor lure the silly fishes to thy hook, Let cities, thrones, and empires be thine aim, And like a Roman get thyself a name. " Fix not thy hopes upon an airy dream, Nor lose thy short line in this troubled stream ; But seek the nobler prize to virtue given, And like a Christian fix thine eye on Heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or sympathetic tear.
To raise the heart to Him, who gives Our path with hope to shine, Meekly receive the offer'd joy, And silently resign ; To let no fear disturb the breast, No doubt obscure our sky, Since virtue cannot live unblest, Or unrewarded die.
SOFT fall upon that closing eye, The taper's trembling rays, While sweetly o'er thy peaceful brow, The smile of slumber plays.
May guardian seraphs' snowy wings Still o'er thy couch be spread, *20 And ever may their viewless shield Protect and ...guard thy head ; 'Till thou within a purer sphere, Shalt soar with those who watch'd thee here.
PARAPHRASE ON CLEOPATRA'S ADVICE TO MARK ANTHONY WHEN ANGLING.
" FIX not thine eyes upon that shallow brook, " Nor lure the silly fishes to thy hook, Let cities, thrones, and empires be thine aim, And like a Roman get thyself a name. " Fix not thy hopes upon an airy dream, Nor lose thy short line in this troubled stream ; But seek the nobler prize to virtue given, And like a Christian fix thine eye on Heaven.
What to read after Moral Pieces in Prose And Verse?
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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