Songs of Britain
Songs of Britain
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With something of human love in his look, And such a trustful, half-human face.
Had learnt tricks, too — would giv^ you a paw Where a brother-man would offer a hand.
Right or left, as you asked him ; could understand Your speech — it might almost fill one with awe, Seeing how near to mankind, yet how far These dumb and pitiful creatures are ; How all their faith and belief and love Is centred in Man as a Lord above.
1 50 Songs of Britain.
And looking into his eyes for awhile, For knowledge is p...recious and gained through pain, I bound him down with a pitying smile, And deftly removed the left lobe of his brain.
And then, with all that I had of skill, I healed it again, so that presently.
Though lame and sick, in his love for me, The creature strove to obey my will.
And when I asked him to give me a paw.
He gave the left first, but when for the right I asked, his maimed brain failing him quite.
Gave the left — and I thought I had touched on a Law.
So I persevered, and the brute again, AVith a loving, sorrowful look of pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With something of human love in his look, And such a trustful, half-human face.
Had learnt tricks, too — would giv^ you a paw Where a brother-man would offer a hand.
Right or left, as you asked him ; could understand Your speech — it might almost fill one with awe, Seeing how near to mankind, yet how far These dumb and pitiful creatures are ; How all their faith and belief and love Is centred in Man as a Lord above.
1 50 Songs of Britain.
And looking into his eyes for awhile, For knowledge is p...recious and gained through pain, I bound him down with a pitying smile, And deftly removed the left lobe of his brain.
And then, with all that I had of skill, I healed it again, so that presently.
Though lame and sick, in his love for me, The creature strove to obey my will.
And when I asked him to give me a paw.
He gave the left first, but when for the right I asked, his maimed brain failing him quite.
Gave the left — and I thought I had touched on a Law.
So I persevered, and the brute again, AVith a loving, sorrowful look of pain.
What to read after Songs of Britain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Lewis, Sir, 1833-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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