The Bride of Gettysburg
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Man from his earliest birth was destined to suffer and to bear ; And there's no barrier 'gainst sorrow human art can rear ; So have I found in all my wanderings round this world of care, I believe God ne'er intended happiness for mortals here.
But all these who in this world will strive to walk within His way, I know will find here after peace, if they humbly bear and pray.
And this is mine only confort, for as round this world I've trod, I've always striven to keep a correspondence fix'd with ...God.
And I, like the ship-wrecked mariner, though billows round him roar, Looks ever fondly forward to some calm and sheltering shore : There free from all storm to dwell, and all earthly sad unrest, Without e'en a dream of care or woe to ever haunt my breast.
Yes, dwell for aye with her, whom in this world to me was given.
For God said, what e'er is bound on earth shall not in heaven be riven !
And I know His word is sure and everlasting as Him self, Him I fondly trust, scorning this world with all its power and pelf.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Man from his earliest birth was destined to suffer and to bear ; And there's no barrier 'gainst sorrow human art can rear ; So have I found in all my wanderings round this world of care, I believe God ne'er intended happiness for mortals here.
But all these who in this world will strive to walk within His way, I know will find here after peace, if they humbly bear and pray.
And this is mine only confort, for as round this world I've trod, I've always striven to keep a correspondence fix'd with ...God.
And I, like the ship-wrecked mariner, though billows round him roar, Looks ever fondly forward to some calm and sheltering shore : There free from all storm to dwell, and all earthly sad unrest, Without e'en a dream of care or woe to ever haunt my breast.
Yes, dwell for aye with her, whom in this world to me was given.
For God said, what e'er is bound on earth shall not in heaven be riven !
And I know His word is sure and everlasting as Him self, Him I fondly trust, scorning this world with all its power and pelf.
What to read after The Bride of Gettysburg?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hylton, John Dunbar, 1837-1893. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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