Sarah Rae And Other Poems
Sarah Rae And Other Poems
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vn. Hard by those altars you may see The modest manse. Oh still in thee May men of God find peaceful home, Long as the Urr is streaked with foam, Enjoy the gifts that He hath given And point the path that leads to heaven.
* The late Professor Clerk-Maxwell, of Cambridge University, who was wont to act as a Ruling Elder in the parish church.
THE BRIDGE. 23 While high and holy aims engage The faithful friend and teacher sage, May joys domestic bless the hour That brings some fair one to this bowe...r ; When springs the floweret at his feet May childhood's eye that floweret greet ; When willing hands the meal prepare May Friendship still have welcome share ; When aching hearts their griefs disclose Still seek those sorrows to compose ; With Faith, and Hope, and Christian Love, To other creeds indulgent prove ; Still seeking through life's chequered day To speed an honest, truthful way.
VIII.
When comes the hour, as come it must, That dust returns to kindred dust. The flock, uncovered, to his bier Shall pay the tribute of a tear, And truly tell, — " Beneath this sod There rests in peace, A Man of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
vn. Hard by those altars you may see The modest manse. Oh still in thee May men of God find peaceful home, Long as the Urr is streaked with foam, Enjoy the gifts that He hath given And point the path that leads to heaven.
* The late Professor Clerk-Maxwell, of Cambridge University, who was wont to act as a Ruling Elder in the parish church.
THE BRIDGE. 23 While high and holy aims engage The faithful friend and teacher sage, May joys domestic bless the hour That brings some fair one to this bowe...r ; When springs the floweret at his feet May childhood's eye that floweret greet ; When willing hands the meal prepare May Friendship still have welcome share ; When aching hearts their griefs disclose Still seek those sorrows to compose ; With Faith, and Hope, and Christian Love, To other creeds indulgent prove ; Still seeking through life's chequered day To speed an honest, truthful way.
VIII.
When comes the hour, as come it must, That dust returns to kindred dust. The flock, uncovered, to his bier Shall pay the tribute of a tear, And truly tell, — " Beneath this sod There rests in peace, A Man of God.
What to read after Sarah Rae And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Murray to read onlineMoreLess
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