Poems
Poems
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O, hadst thou known 'thy day of grace, and flocked beneath the wing Of him who called thee lovingly, thine own an* ointed King, Then had the tribes of all the world gone up thy pomp to see, And glory dwelt within thy gates, and all thy sons been free. < And who art thou that moumest me ?* replied the ruin gray, * And fear*st not rather that thyself may prove a castaway ? I am a dried and abject branch,my place is given to thee ; But wo to every barren graft of thy wild olive- tree; ,d by Google
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O, hadst thou known 'thy day of grace, and flocked beneath the wing Of him who called thee lovingly, thine own an* ointed King, Then had the tribes of all the world gone up thy pomp to see, And glory dwelt within thy gates, and all thy sons been free. < And who art thou that moumest me ?* replied the ruin gray, * And fear*st not rather that thyself may prove a castaway ? I am a dried and abject branch,my place is given to thee ; But wo to every barren graft of thy wild olive- tree; ,d by Google
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