Rhymes Reason Or Mirth Morality for the Young a Selection of Poetic Piec
Rhymes Reason Or Mirth Morality for the Young a Selection of Poetic Piec
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For 'tis a glorious wonder ! He every morning mounts the skies, And every night sinks under.
And know ye that he never fails, But all the world walks over, And gilds the hills and glads the vales, From Doneenak * to Dover ?
He travels through a vast unknown, Than any arrow faster But can a chariot go alone Without a guiding master ?
* The extreme Western point of America, 28 MOUSING LESSON.
My children! when the sun's bright wheel Through the wide heaven is rolling, ! there is one to guide it s...till, Conducting and controlling.
Upon the chariot of the sun, There sits that awful Being, Whose path is light whose name is One Unseen, but all things seeing.
Though far above what thought can reach, So marvellous is His power, It gives its beauty to the peach, Its fragrance to the flower.
HE painted the ephemerae's wings, Who sets the stars in motion HE formed heaven's great and glorious things, Who pour'd the drops of ocean.
The ruddy face of morn HE streaks, HE makes the sun-beams glisten, HE speaks my children ; when HE speaks, Will ye not joy to listen?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For 'tis a glorious wonder ! He every morning mounts the skies, And every night sinks under.
And know ye that he never fails, But all the world walks over, And gilds the hills and glads the vales, From Doneenak * to Dover ?
He travels through a vast unknown, Than any arrow faster But can a chariot go alone Without a guiding master ?
* The extreme Western point of America, 28 MOUSING LESSON.
My children! when the sun's bright wheel Through the wide heaven is rolling, ! there is one to guide it s...till, Conducting and controlling.
Upon the chariot of the sun, There sits that awful Being, Whose path is light whose name is One Unseen, but all things seeing.
Though far above what thought can reach, So marvellous is His power, It gives its beauty to the peach, Its fragrance to the flower.
HE painted the ephemerae's wings, Who sets the stars in motion HE formed heaven's great and glorious things, Who pour'd the drops of ocean.
The ruddy face of morn HE streaks, HE makes the sun-beams glisten, HE speaks my children ; when HE speaks, Will ye not joy to listen?
What to read after Rhymes Reason Or Mirth Morality for the Young a Selection of Poetic Piec?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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