The Child And the Bishop Together With Certain Memorabilia of the Rt Rev Phi
The Child And the Bishop Together With Certain Memorabilia of the Rt Rev Phi
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Living, we fret ; Dying we live. Fretless and free, Soul, clap thy pinion ! Earth have dominion, Body, o'er thee !
77 MEMORABILIA.
" Wander at will, Day after day, Wander away, Wandering still Soul that canst soar ! Body may slumber : Body shall cumber Soul-flight no more.
" Waft of Soul's wing ! What lies above ? Sunshine and Love, Skyblue and Spring, Body hides where ? Ferns of all feather, Mosses and heather, Yours be the care ! " And the following passages from Brown- ing's early poem of " ...Pauline, " seem to have become illuminated and made intensely 78 MEMORABILIA.
real by this nature which made men see what was meant by the " light of life : " " So, as I grew, I rudely shaped my life To my immediate wants ; yet strong beneath Was a vague sense of power though folded up, A sense that though those shades and times were past, Their spirit dwelt in me, with them should rule.
' As life wanes, all its care and strife and toil Seem strangely valueless while the old trees Which grew by our youth's home, the waving mass Of climbing plants heavy with bloom and dew, The morning swallows with their songs like words, All these seem clear and only worth our thoughts : So aught connected with my early life, My rude songs or my wild imaginings, MEMORABILIA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Living, we fret ; Dying we live. Fretless and free, Soul, clap thy pinion ! Earth have dominion, Body, o'er thee !
77 MEMORABILIA.
" Wander at will, Day after day, Wander away, Wandering still Soul that canst soar ! Body may slumber : Body shall cumber Soul-flight no more.
" Waft of Soul's wing ! What lies above ? Sunshine and Love, Skyblue and Spring, Body hides where ? Ferns of all feather, Mosses and heather, Yours be the care ! " And the following passages from Brown- ing's early poem of " ...Pauline, " seem to have become illuminated and made intensely 78 MEMORABILIA.
real by this nature which made men see what was meant by the " light of life : " " So, as I grew, I rudely shaped my life To my immediate wants ; yet strong beneath Was a vague sense of power though folded up, A sense that though those shades and times were past, Their spirit dwelt in me, with them should rule.
' As life wanes, all its care and strife and toil Seem strangely valueless while the old trees Which grew by our youth's home, the waving mass Of climbing plants heavy with bloom and dew, The morning swallows with their songs like words, All these seem clear and only worth our thoughts : So aught connected with my early life, My rude songs or my wild imaginings, MEMORABILIA.
What to read after The Child And the Bishop Together With Certain Memorabilia of the Rt Rev Phi?
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