Our Country a Sermon Preached On Thanksgiving Day November 24 2864 in the Me
Our Country a Sermon Preached On Thanksgiving Day November 24 2864 in the Me
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We have admired the shadowing roses and the green meadows of refulgent Summer, and rejoiced when Autumn, nodding o'er the yellow plain, " Crowned with the sickle and the wheaten sheaf/' comes jovial on with her rich and varied hues gorgeous in her robes of orange and crimson ere the falling of the sere and yellow leaf ; and as we have been gladdened with those who have plucked the luscious fruit from the bending bough, reaped the golden wheat fields and harvested the yellow corn, it is meet tha...t friends and old acquaintance dear, that scattered family circles should gather as in days of yore around the familiar hearthstone to clasp the friendly hand, to kindle anew the fires on Friendship's sacred altars ; to recall the past — the sunny memories of by-gone years — to brighten each other's countenances, while hope sheds her cheering rays upon the future, and forge tfulness and charity throw their mantles upon the faults and griefs of the past. And when with thankful hearts we are permitted to gather once more, as in childhood's days, around the well spread board, laden with the rich bounties of heaven, and there behold the vacant seat, — for time hath wrought sad changes, and, alas, all are not here !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We have admired the shadowing roses and the green meadows of refulgent Summer, and rejoiced when Autumn, nodding o'er the yellow plain, " Crowned with the sickle and the wheaten sheaf/' comes jovial on with her rich and varied hues gorgeous in her robes of orange and crimson ere the falling of the sere and yellow leaf ; and as we have been gladdened with those who have plucked the luscious fruit from the bending bough, reaped the golden wheat fields and harvested the yellow corn, it is meet tha...t friends and old acquaintance dear, that scattered family circles should gather as in days of yore around the familiar hearthstone to clasp the friendly hand, to kindle anew the fires on Friendship's sacred altars ; to recall the past — the sunny memories of by-gone years — to brighten each other's countenances, while hope sheds her cheering rays upon the future, and forge tfulness and charity throw their mantles upon the faults and griefs of the past. And when with thankful hearts we are permitted to gather once more, as in childhood's days, around the well spread board, laden with the rich bounties of heaven, and there behold the vacant seat, — for time hath wrought sad changes, and, alas, all are not here !
What to read after Our Country a Sermon Preached On Thanksgiving Day November 24 2864 in the Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cadford Mellen Dinsmore to read onlineMoreLess
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