Poems Old And New
Poems Old And New
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But, ev'n as seven years mould afresh A man's whole flesh, The coward soul may bold become For martyrdom, The sordid soar, the fraudful prize Truth more than lies. So, though the past be unforgot And buried not. The wider wave of aftertime May purge its slime, And — so men strive — howe'er they fall, There's hope for all.
33 XII.
ave domine. Father. At last 'tis come : ye heard our Jailer's words. One hour or less of life, and lo ! 'tis ours, The crown of glory incorruptible. Methinks already I... behold the gates Of pearl, the golden streets, the wall all gems, And glorious companies of Shining Ones Descending from the City of our God To bid us welcome, when we have put off This mortal for our immortality. I thank thee, O my God, for all Thy grace, And chiefly that Thou boldest these my sons, —Bone of my bone and heart-blood of my heart, — Worthy, with me, to be Thy witnesses. Come, then, my children, let us praise the Lord That He hath chosen us, and with His praise Still on our lips, exulting wait our call To the arena.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, ev'n as seven years mould afresh A man's whole flesh, The coward soul may bold become For martyrdom, The sordid soar, the fraudful prize Truth more than lies. So, though the past be unforgot And buried not. The wider wave of aftertime May purge its slime, And — so men strive — howe'er they fall, There's hope for all.
33 XII.
ave domine. Father. At last 'tis come : ye heard our Jailer's words. One hour or less of life, and lo ! 'tis ours, The crown of glory incorruptible. Methinks already I... behold the gates Of pearl, the golden streets, the wall all gems, And glorious companies of Shining Ones Descending from the City of our God To bid us welcome, when we have put off This mortal for our immortality. I thank thee, O my God, for all Thy grace, And chiefly that Thou boldest these my sons, —Bone of my bone and heart-blood of my heart, — Worthy, with me, to be Thy witnesses. Come, then, my children, let us praise the Lord That He hath chosen us, and with His praise Still on our lips, exulting wait our call To the arena.
What to read after Poems Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H Augustus Henry Beesly to read onlineMoreLess
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