Smiles And Tears in Verse And Prose
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though thy words were sincere, Which bade me cross the threshold once again, I come no more; the place would be a sneer To all my youthful dreams and hopes and then Twere best for me to hide deep in my heart, What might have been, but now can never be. Farewell to her ! I bear the cruel dart, To pain this side of dim eternity ; Farewell to love of speechless joy and pride, So pure and holy in the vanished days : I "thought all passion in its time had died ; But no ; mine lingers and forever sta...ys !
WOMEN S RIGHTS.
Fair and lovely sister, faithful woman, In your virtue throned a sacred beauty ; Your love in law must still uplift the man, As goodness is thine, whatever thy duty.
Man takes your money to help force his law, As kings took his a hundred years ago; Why stand as stood your brother then in awe, Thousands afraid to strike for tiuth a blow ?
36 Alas ! that right should fail for want of might, And noble souls o er cruel acts repine ; And patient love be voiceless in the night, While brutes and thieves, in part, her place define.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
though thy words were sincere, Which bade me cross the threshold once again, I come no more; the place would be a sneer To all my youthful dreams and hopes and then Twere best for me to hide deep in my heart, What might have been, but now can never be. Farewell to her ! I bear the cruel dart, To pain this side of dim eternity ; Farewell to love of speechless joy and pride, So pure and holy in the vanished days : I "thought all passion in its time had died ; But no ; mine lingers and forever sta...ys !
WOMEN S RIGHTS.
Fair and lovely sister, faithful woman, In your virtue throned a sacred beauty ; Your love in law must still uplift the man, As goodness is thine, whatever thy duty.
Man takes your money to help force his law, As kings took his a hundred years ago; Why stand as stood your brother then in awe, Thousands afraid to strike for tiuth a blow ?
36 Alas ! that right should fail for want of might, And noble souls o er cruel acts repine ; And patient love be voiceless in the night, While brutes and thieves, in part, her place define.
What to read after Smiles And Tears in Verse And Prose?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E E Cothran to read onlineMoreLess
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