The Apostle of Burma a Missionary Epic in Commemoration of the Centennial of Th
The Apostle of Burma a Missionary Epic in Commemoration of the Centennial of Th
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They dug her grave in Earth's strong bosom deep, Beside another saint's 63 both far from home ; Her tired feet had then no more to roam, Her tender eyes naught more to do but sleep.
Oh martyred soldier of the Cross, who bore, That sacred eve, thy own great cross to sea, Our tears, our love, our praises follow thee As since to Heaven to thy dear native shore.
E stood a stranger on that native shore, Nor saw anear him one familiar face ; Yet were there friendly arms for his embrace, If none whose... pressure he had felt before.
88 THE APOSTLE OF BURMA.
His wonderings where his little flock and he Should seek a fold to shelter them that night, And shrinkings else, . Were put to sudden flight, By stress of eager hands and hearts in sympathy.
Happy the home where he might be the guest ! A kinship broader than of blood and name Unnumbered bosoms stirred with love's warm flame His path to honor through his native West.
What most he needed, still was least to find, Quiet and rest his shattered nerves to soothe ; Not eager crowds and spreading palms could smooth His path, still strewn with treasures left behind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They dug her grave in Earth's strong bosom deep, Beside another saint's 63 both far from home ; Her tired feet had then no more to roam, Her tender eyes naught more to do but sleep.
Oh martyred soldier of the Cross, who bore, That sacred eve, thy own great cross to sea, Our tears, our love, our praises follow thee As since to Heaven to thy dear native shore.
E stood a stranger on that native shore, Nor saw anear him one familiar face ; Yet were there friendly arms for his embrace, If none whose... pressure he had felt before.
88 THE APOSTLE OF BURMA.
His wonderings where his little flock and he Should seek a fold to shelter them that night, And shrinkings else, . Were put to sudden flight, By stress of eager hands and hearts in sympathy.
Happy the home where he might be the guest ! A kinship broader than of blood and name Unnumbered bosoms stirred with love's warm flame His path to honor through his native West.
What most he needed, still was least to find, Quiet and rest his shattered nerves to soothe ; Not eager crowds and spreading palms could smooth His path, still strewn with treasures left behind.
What to read after The Apostle of Burma a Missionary Epic in Commemoration of the Centennial of Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C William Carey Richards to read onlineMoreLess
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