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Here Fabianus. Surely, sir, you 're not aufait With the new thinkers of to-day — Viator. Tell me, do they maintain the heart May find its point cTappui in Art ?
Fabianus. Or with the faith which sees the birth Of a new heaven on this our earth ; Pain minimised Viator. Through tortured frogs, And pricked out nerves of cats and dogs.
FABIANUS. Know, friend, all creatures, in their place, Subserve the progress of the Race, Which, with new hopes and brow elate, Moves onwards to a happier state, Whe...n poverty and crime shall be Things of the past, and misery Banished by equal laws, and man Viator. Whose days, 'tis writ, are but a span.
FABIANUS. Content shall take his rightful place In the new triumphs of the Race ; When Youth shall laugh, and Age shall sing, And Life bloom forth, a lovelier thing, In fairer minds, manners more polished — Viator. After the House of Lords has been abolished.
1898.
42 A HARD SAYING Love not the world — when thou art gone, The sun will shine as it has shone, And joys, like thine, withhold, no less, The secret of their nothingness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here Fabianus. Surely, sir, you 're not aufait With the new thinkers of to-day — Viator. Tell me, do they maintain the heart May find its point cTappui in Art ?
Fabianus. Or with the faith which sees the birth Of a new heaven on this our earth ; Pain minimised Viator. Through tortured frogs, And pricked out nerves of cats and dogs.
FABIANUS. Know, friend, all creatures, in their place, Subserve the progress of the Race, Which, with new hopes and brow elate, Moves onwards to a happier state, Whe...n poverty and crime shall be Things of the past, and misery Banished by equal laws, and man Viator. Whose days, 'tis writ, are but a span.
FABIANUS. Content shall take his rightful place In the new triumphs of the Race ; When Youth shall laugh, and Age shall sing, And Life bloom forth, a lovelier thing, In fairer minds, manners more polished — Viator. After the House of Lords has been abolished.
1898.
42 A HARD SAYING Love not the world — when thou art gone, The sun will shine as it has shone, And joys, like thine, withhold, no less, The secret of their nothingness.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward George Harman to read onlineMoreLess
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