Sacred Poems
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"A stranger craves, beloved chief, thine ear. " — " Before us let him instantly appear. " — But when Samalah did the stranger see, In terror's tones he cried " Oh, God ! 'tis he.
My cruel foe !" — " Behind me, trembler, stand, Thou canst not fear, protected by my hand. " — - 20 SACRED POEMS.
The merchant spoke- — " I seek the chief of Seir, A suppUant at his feet I now appear ; This morn I was possess'd of countless gold, My riches, merchandise, could scarce be told ; The Amorites, a wild and l...awless band.
Have snatch' d the treasure from my powerless hand.
Great Esau, lead thy warriors o'er the plain, And, crown'd with conquest, win my wealth again ; I've heard that Justice to thy heart is dear, — Espouse my cause, most noble Prince of Seir. " " I cannot go, but here is one at hand Who will for me lead forth my warlike band. " Samalah's eye the merchant could not meet.
He sank with guilty fears at Esau's feet.
" Oh, Mercy ! Mercy !" — '' Thou shalt mercy feel Erom this all powerful and avenging steel ; Thou couldst reject this Hittite's humble prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"A stranger craves, beloved chief, thine ear. " — " Before us let him instantly appear. " — But when Samalah did the stranger see, In terror's tones he cried " Oh, God ! 'tis he.
My cruel foe !" — " Behind me, trembler, stand, Thou canst not fear, protected by my hand. " — - 20 SACRED POEMS.
The merchant spoke- — " I seek the chief of Seir, A suppUant at his feet I now appear ; This morn I was possess'd of countless gold, My riches, merchandise, could scarce be told ; The Amorites, a wild and l...awless band.
Have snatch' d the treasure from my powerless hand.
Great Esau, lead thy warriors o'er the plain, And, crown'd with conquest, win my wealth again ; I've heard that Justice to thy heart is dear, — Espouse my cause, most noble Prince of Seir. " " I cannot go, but here is one at hand Who will for me lead forth my warlike band. " Samalah's eye the merchant could not meet.
He sank with guilty fears at Esau's feet.
" Oh, Mercy ! Mercy !" — '' Thou shalt mercy feel Erom this all powerful and avenging steel ; Thou couldst reject this Hittite's humble prayer.
What to read after Sacred Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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