Poems By the Rev Mr Cawthorn Late Master of Tunbridge School
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AND now refign'd, my bofom lighter grows, And hope foft beaming brightens all my woes. Hark ! or delulion charms, a Seraph fings, And choirs to waft us fpread their filver wings, 1 80 Th' immortals call, heav'n opens at the found, And glories blaze, and mercy ftreams around. Away e'er nature wake her pangs anew, Friend, father, lover, hufband, faint, adieu ! Yet when thy fpirit, taught from earth to fly, 185 Spreads her full plume, and gains upon the fky, One moment paufe till thefe dead orbs r...efign Their laft faint beam, and fpeed my foul to thine : Then, while the prieft, in hallow'd robes array 'd, Pays the laft honours to each parting fhade, IQO While While o'er our aflies weeps th' attending train, And the fad requiem flows along the fane, Our kindred fouls {hall wing th 1 ethereal way, From earth and anguifh. To the fource of day, - To all the blifs of all the fkies afpire, 195 And add new raptures to th' angelic choir.
AND, O ! if ought we knew, or left behind, Can wake one image in the fainted mind, If yet a friend, a parent, child, can move Departed fpirits to a fehfe of love, 200 Still flinll our fouls a kind connection feel With England's fenate, and with England's weal : And drive from all its fhores, with watchful care, The flame of difcord, and the rage of war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AND now refign'd, my bofom lighter grows, And hope foft beaming brightens all my woes. Hark ! or delulion charms, a Seraph fings, And choirs to waft us fpread their filver wings, 1 80 Th' immortals call, heav'n opens at the found, And glories blaze, and mercy ftreams around. Away e'er nature wake her pangs anew, Friend, father, lover, hufband, faint, adieu ! Yet when thy fpirit, taught from earth to fly, 185 Spreads her full plume, and gains upon the fky, One moment paufe till thefe dead orbs r...efign Their laft faint beam, and fpeed my foul to thine : Then, while the prieft, in hallow'd robes array 'd, Pays the laft honours to each parting fhade, IQO While While o'er our aflies weeps th' attending train, And the fad requiem flows along the fane, Our kindred fouls {hall wing th 1 ethereal way, From earth and anguifh. To the fource of day, - To all the blifs of all the fkies afpire, 195 And add new raptures to th' angelic choir.
AND, O ! if ought we knew, or left behind, Can wake one image in the fainted mind, If yet a friend, a parent, child, can move Departed fpirits to a fehfe of love, 200 Still flinll our fouls a kind connection feel With England's fenate, and with England's weal : And drive from all its fhores, with watchful care, The flame of difcord, and the rage of war.
What to read after Poems By the Rev Mr Cawthorn Late Master of Tunbridge School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Cawthorn to read onlineMoreLess
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