Philip of Knigsmarkt And Poems
Philip of Knigsmarkt And Poems
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How I hated the life I led, And long'd for the moment when I could flee to the great dark woods, and die. Or live with the wild red men !
I used to wander alone.
By the lonely river's brink ; There I could weep when none was by ; There I could weep, and think.
Think of the dear old days, When life was a dream of bliss — What had I done, O God of heaven ! For an agony like to this ?
I could weep to the solemn river.
Or under some giant tree j But I could not weep in my husband's home.
That home ...that was hell to me !
T^he Puritans Daughter. 163 A bitter and gloomy race !
With terrible oaths they swore They would drive the heathen out of the land, As the Jews had done before.
With the bible in their mouth, And the broadsword in their hand, They would sweep the cursed race, they said, From out the promised land.
They would slay, as Joshua did ; And listen to no complaints ; For, " the earth was the Lord's, and all therein The heritage of his saints. " And 'twas true that the poor red man Knew neither to read nor think ; And 'twas doubtless just to rob him, and kind To teach him to pray — and drink !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How I hated the life I led, And long'd for the moment when I could flee to the great dark woods, and die. Or live with the wild red men !
I used to wander alone.
By the lonely river's brink ; There I could weep when none was by ; There I could weep, and think.
Think of the dear old days, When life was a dream of bliss — What had I done, O God of heaven ! For an agony like to this ?
I could weep to the solemn river.
Or under some giant tree j But I could not weep in my husband's home.
That home ...that was hell to me !
T^he Puritans Daughter. 163 A bitter and gloomy race !
With terrible oaths they swore They would drive the heathen out of the land, As the Jews had done before.
With the bible in their mouth, And the broadsword in their hand, They would sweep the cursed race, they said, From out the promised land.
They would slay, as Joshua did ; And listen to no complaints ; For, " the earth was the Lord's, and all therein The heritage of his saints. " And 'twas true that the poor red man Knew neither to read nor think ; And 'twas doubtless just to rob him, and kind To teach him to pray — and drink !
What to read after Philip of Knigsmarkt And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maresco Pearce to read onlineMoreLess
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