Summer Songs
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FROM THE CURSE OF COQUETRY. 77 But, is there hope for me ? Pray, tell me, father, This mesh of hell, can it be torn and scattered ?
Gabriel. — One, only, hath the power this to ordain, And, by His instruments, to work thv rescue.
Donna V. — Who, who ?
GaJbriel. — Thj God.
Donna V. — Him have I never known!
Oabriel. — Yet hath He known thee, — aye, and loved thee, too !
Lady, where slept thine eyes, thine ears, thy heart, That, in all marvellous things of earth and heaven, Thou ne'er didst see, ...hear, feel, and taste of God?
In all things terrible. His might is shown ; Through all things vast, shines His infinity ; Yet, is it joy, where beauty moves and dwells.
To read the tale of His eternal Love !
In loveliness of the sweet, silent flowers, Or morning melody of spring-wakened birds.
Or the soft light of stars amid the blue.
And, still more deeply, have I learned of Him, In His own chosen temple of the soul.
Donna V. — These words, I know, are true ; deep, deep within me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FROM THE CURSE OF COQUETRY. 77 But, is there hope for me ? Pray, tell me, father, This mesh of hell, can it be torn and scattered ?
Gabriel. — One, only, hath the power this to ordain, And, by His instruments, to work thv rescue.
Donna V. — Who, who ?
GaJbriel. — Thj God.
Donna V. — Him have I never known!
Oabriel. — Yet hath He known thee, — aye, and loved thee, too !
Lady, where slept thine eyes, thine ears, thy heart, That, in all marvellous things of earth and heaven, Thou ne'er didst see, ...hear, feel, and taste of God?
In all things terrible. His might is shown ; Through all things vast, shines His infinity ; Yet, is it joy, where beauty moves and dwells.
To read the tale of His eternal Love !
In loveliness of the sweet, silent flowers, Or morning melody of spring-wakened birds.
Or the soft light of stars amid the blue.
And, still more deeply, have I learned of Him, In His own chosen temple of the soul.
Donna V. — These words, I know, are true ; deep, deep within me.
What to read after Summer Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Hartshorne to read onlineMoreLess
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