Poems On Serious And Sacred Subjects
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owning thou hast helped their flight, And from the Saviour of the world to hear"Those, who befriended earth--to heaven are dear!" Monitory Verses _To a Young Lady, who indulged too gloomyideas of our sublunary state. _ Dear nymph of a feeling, and delicate mind!Whose eye the rash tears of timidity blind, When fancy alarm'd takes a heart-chilling hue, And the prospect of life is all dark in thy view, Let me, as thy monitor, mild and sincere, To thy spirit the gift of existence endear!And shew th...ee, if darkened by fear or chagrin, The sunshine of friendship can gild every scene!Those, who true to the Ruler of every hour, Rely on his mercy, and trust in his power; Whatso'er is their lot, may, by viewing it right, Convert all its darkness to visions of lightWhen mortals of hope the fair presage assume, Even death's sable pall is no object of gloom:They smile on the path which their best friends have trod, And rejoice, when they feel, they are summon'd to God. Be it long, my young friend, ere such joy can be thine, First embrace all the gifts, faith exults to resign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
owning thou hast helped their flight, And from the Saviour of the world to hear"Those, who befriended earth--to heaven are dear!" Monitory Verses _To a Young Lady, who indulged too gloomyideas of our sublunary state. _ Dear nymph of a feeling, and delicate mind!Whose eye the rash tears of timidity blind, When fancy alarm'd takes a heart-chilling hue, And the prospect of life is all dark in thy view, Let me, as thy monitor, mild and sincere, To thy spirit the gift of existence endear!And shew th...ee, if darkened by fear or chagrin, The sunshine of friendship can gild every scene!Those, who true to the Ruler of every hour, Rely on his mercy, and trust in his power; Whatso'er is their lot, may, by viewing it right, Convert all its darkness to visions of lightWhen mortals of hope the fair presage assume, Even death's sable pall is no object of gloom:They smile on the path which their best friends have trod, And rejoice, when they feel, they are summon'd to God. Be it long, my young friend, ere such joy can be thine, First embrace all the gifts, faith exults to resign.
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