Specimens Or Leisure Hours Poetically Employed On Various Subjects Moral Poli
Specimens Or Leisure Hours Poetically Employed On Various Subjects Moral Poli
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CONCLUDING A PIECE. 133 PATIENCE UNDER SUFFERING.
Suffer on and out your hour, Patience is the stiff 'ring power ; Suffer 'lill your life expire, Though it be in flames of fire. So when Death shall raise the curtain, Then you'll know and feel for certain, That with you life's ills are o'er, And you ne'er shall suffer more.
POTENTIAL REASONS ASSIGNED, All subjects foreign to the main design I have in view, I therefore must decline. My Muse too bids me not to prosecute Another theme, or else she ...says she's mute. This sage advice then whispers in my ear, And bids me follow it as well as hear ; " Do as your betters long before have done, And learn to take good care of number one. " Your Muse is venal then, perhaps you'll say, In whose behalf your poet asks straightway ?
CONCLUDING A PIECE.
Now to the point our story hastens fast, Imprimis always keep in mind the past Though some might wish oblivion's shade conceal'd Those deeds which their own folly has reveal'd ; And made them subjects for a sneering world, Which odium on their characters has hurl'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CONCLUDING A PIECE. 133 PATIENCE UNDER SUFFERING.
Suffer on and out your hour, Patience is the stiff 'ring power ; Suffer 'lill your life expire, Though it be in flames of fire. So when Death shall raise the curtain, Then you'll know and feel for certain, That with you life's ills are o'er, And you ne'er shall suffer more.
POTENTIAL REASONS ASSIGNED, All subjects foreign to the main design I have in view, I therefore must decline. My Muse too bids me not to prosecute Another theme, or else she ...says she's mute. This sage advice then whispers in my ear, And bids me follow it as well as hear ; " Do as your betters long before have done, And learn to take good care of number one. " Your Muse is venal then, perhaps you'll say, In whose behalf your poet asks straightway ?
CONCLUDING A PIECE.
Now to the point our story hastens fast, Imprimis always keep in mind the past Though some might wish oblivion's shade conceal'd Those deeds which their own folly has reveal'd ; And made them subjects for a sneering world, Which odium on their characters has hurl'd.
What to read after Specimens Or Leisure Hours Poetically Employed On Various Subjects Moral Poli?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josiah Shippey to read onlineMoreLess
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