Songs And Ballads
Songs And Ballads
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Oh, pity your poor blind boy ! " 69 NEVER DESPAIR.
Oh never despair, for our hopes ofkentime Spring swiftly as flow'rs in some tropical clime, Where the spot that was harren and scentless at night Is blooming and fragrant at morning's first light ; The mariner marks where the tempest sings loud That the rainbow is brighter the darker the cloud, Then up ! up ! Never despair !
The leaves which the Sybil presented of old, Tho' lessen'd in number were not worth less gold ; And tho' Fate steal our j...oys, do not think they're the best.
The few she has spared may be worth all the rest ; Good-fortune oft comes in Adversity's form.
And the rainbow is brightest when darkest the storm, Then up ! up ! Never despair !
70 And when all creation was sunk in the flood, Suhlime o'er the deluge the Patriarch stood ; Tho' destruction around him in thunder was hurl'd, Undaunted he look'd on the wreck of the world ; For high o'er the ruin hung Hope's hlessed form.
The rainbow beamed bright thro' the gloom of the storm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, pity your poor blind boy ! " 69 NEVER DESPAIR.
Oh never despair, for our hopes ofkentime Spring swiftly as flow'rs in some tropical clime, Where the spot that was harren and scentless at night Is blooming and fragrant at morning's first light ; The mariner marks where the tempest sings loud That the rainbow is brighter the darker the cloud, Then up ! up ! Never despair !
The leaves which the Sybil presented of old, Tho' lessen'd in number were not worth less gold ; And tho' Fate steal our j...oys, do not think they're the best.
The few she has spared may be worth all the rest ; Good-fortune oft comes in Adversity's form.
And the rainbow is brightest when darkest the storm, Then up ! up ! Never despair !
70 And when all creation was sunk in the flood, Suhlime o'er the deluge the Patriarch stood ; Tho' destruction around him in thunder was hurl'd, Undaunted he look'd on the wreck of the world ; For high o'er the ruin hung Hope's hlessed form.
The rainbow beamed bright thro' the gloom of the storm.
What to read after Songs And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lover Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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