Sir Samuel Ferguson in the Ireland of His Day volume 1
Sir Samuel Ferguson in the Ireland of His Day volume 1
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After the publication of " Father Tom and the Pope, " Mrs Fitz-Simon doubtless looked on her friend Ferguson as hopeless, and solaced herself with the plea of "invincible ignorance. " However that may be, she remained throughout life a true and affectionate friend, and wrote occasional poetry to and of him, of which the following adaptation of "John Anderson, my Jo, " may serve as a specimen : " Sam Ferguson, my friend Sam, when you I first did know, My locks were like the berry brown, that now... are like the snow ; I was not very old then, you some years younger still, Both climbing up the sunny side of Life's steep toilsome hill.
Sam Ferguson, my friend Sam, in calm and windy weather We've wandered many a pleasant day among the mountain heather ; But the pleasantest of all were those when you had by your side The gentle, good, and gifted one you chose out for your bride !
Sam Ferguson, my friend Sam, since then I've learned to know How fleeting is the happiness bestowed on us below !
But I raise my thoughts with fervid faith and trembling hope on high, And pray that SHE, andyott, and I, may meet there when we die!" 108 LITERARY WORK AND FURTHER FRIENDSHIPS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the publication of " Father Tom and the Pope, " Mrs Fitz-Simon doubtless looked on her friend Ferguson as hopeless, and solaced herself with the plea of "invincible ignorance. " However that may be, she remained throughout life a true and affectionate friend, and wrote occasional poetry to and of him, of which the following adaptation of "John Anderson, my Jo, " may serve as a specimen : " Sam Ferguson, my friend Sam, when you I first did know, My locks were like the berry brown, that now... are like the snow ; I was not very old then, you some years younger still, Both climbing up the sunny side of Life's steep toilsome hill.
Sam Ferguson, my friend Sam, in calm and windy weather We've wandered many a pleasant day among the mountain heather ; But the pleasantest of all were those when you had by your side The gentle, good, and gifted one you chose out for your bride !
Sam Ferguson, my friend Sam, since then I've learned to know How fleeting is the happiness bestowed on us below !
But I raise my thoughts with fervid faith and trembling hope on high, And pray that SHE, andyott, and I, may meet there when we die!" 108 LITERARY WORK AND FURTHER FRIENDSHIPS.
What to read after Sir Samuel Ferguson in the Ireland of His Day volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferguson, Mary Catharine Guinness, 1823-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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