Sweet June
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GROWTH I O joyous bursting of bud !
With the life that throbs at the root; Up and away from the earth, To the sweet and sap of the fruit.
2 O nobler growth of the man!
From the foul base brute within; Slave of the flesh no more — Master of passion and sin.
3 Grow in the service of love !
Away from the venom of hate; Allured by the call of the good, To the heights of the pure and the great, 4 Lord help me to grow always — Grow 'neath the cross and the rod.
Hourly and daily to feel The thrill and... throb of my God.
6s S>toeet 3[une THE LOSS OF H. M. S. VICTORIA I A gallant ship was she Which bore the good Queen's name; One braver there could not be That rode the roaring main.
2 The sun that fatal day Climbed half the sky's blue steep; On the bosom of the bay The wind had gone to sleep.
3 Leviathans there lay In line for grand review; From every staff astern The Union Jack it flew.
4 A rip — a rush — a roar!
"The Victoria's going down" — Down with the boys of blue ! — Rammed by the Camperdown.
What to read after Sweet June?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GROWTH I O joyous bursting of bud !
With the life that throbs at the root; Up and away from the earth, To the sweet and sap of the fruit.
2 O nobler growth of the man!
From the foul base brute within; Slave of the flesh no more — Master of passion and sin.
3 Grow in the service of love !
Away from the venom of hate; Allured by the call of the good, To the heights of the pure and the great, 4 Lord help me to grow always — Grow 'neath the cross and the rod.
Hourly and daily to feel The thrill and... throb of my God.
6s S>toeet 3[une THE LOSS OF H. M. S. VICTORIA I A gallant ship was she Which bore the good Queen's name; One braver there could not be That rode the roaring main.
2 The sun that fatal day Climbed half the sky's blue steep; On the bosom of the bay The wind had gone to sleep.
3 Leviathans there lay In line for grand review; From every staff astern The Union Jack it flew.
4 A rip — a rush — a roar!
"The Victoria's going down" — Down with the boys of blue ! — Rammed by the Camperdown.
What to read after Sweet June?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hynd-Lindsay, Alexander, 1870- to read onlineMoreLess
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