Poems
Poems
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Than dreams more empty is thy foolish theme. Lu. So you might ask me why the wind doth blow. You know it is because it happens so : What is the cause, or what th' event of things, But chance, from whence all ceaseless nature springs. Why are some made much more than others wise ? Or why do some both heaven and earth despise ? It is because we cannot help it then. The world from chaos came, and so rise men|, 8o SPRING GROVE. Au. Nature could ne'er be bountiful to all, Else why are some too short..., and some too tall; Others are injur'd 'cause their wisdom's such. For humble state in life they know too much. Look down upon the earth from whence you came, Examine next how wonderful your frame; No other creature has like man a soul, As God thought fit, adjusted was the whole. Man, lord of the creation was ordain'd, By him who should be serv'd in love unfeign'd : And furthermore, he gave us power o'er all. To make each beast to labour at our call. AVhy have you doubts from whence all things proceed?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Than dreams more empty is thy foolish theme. Lu. So you might ask me why the wind doth blow. You know it is because it happens so : What is the cause, or what th' event of things, But chance, from whence all ceaseless nature springs. Why are some made much more than others wise ? Or why do some both heaven and earth despise ? It is because we cannot help it then. The world from chaos came, and so rise men|, 8o SPRING GROVE. Au. Nature could ne'er be bountiful to all, Else why are some too short..., and some too tall; Others are injur'd 'cause their wisdom's such. For humble state in life they know too much. Look down upon the earth from whence you came, Examine next how wonderful your frame; No other creature has like man a soul, As God thought fit, adjusted was the whole. Man, lord of the creation was ordain'd, By him who should be serv'd in love unfeign'd : And furthermore, he gave us power o'er all. To make each beast to labour at our call. AVhy have you doubts from whence all things proceed?
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Tibbitts to read onlineMoreLess
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