The Churchyard Lyrist Consisting of Five Hundred Original Inscriptions to Comme
The Churchyard Lyrist Consisting of Five Hundred Original Inscriptions to Comme
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And glory, glitter'd there.
The bloody waves of war ran high ; And in that crimson tide, A thousand manly bosoms bled — A thousand brethren died.
I fiercely fought; my hand was red With gore : the slaughter'd foe Fell round me, till a stronger arm Subdued, and laid me low.
Oppress'd with wounds, 1 linger'd long, Till God subdued my pride, And taught me by his grace to seek A Saviour crucified.
I learn'd to hate thee, cruel war : This stone is rais'd in view. That all who gaze upon my grave May ...learn to hate thee too.
THE CHURCHYARD l. YltlST. 1 o:!
4(Vj.
Thri)Ugh youth and lioiioiir'd age his litV was spent III deeds of h>ve; and death was only sent To place him nearer Flis almighty throne Whom he so long had serv'd, and serv'd alone.
4m.
We could not raise a monument commensurate to his merit, we have therefore erected one in agreement with his modesty.
407.
O what is the sum of earthly things?
And what thy tleeting breath ? If thou art alone, then read my stone.
And ponder awhile on death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And glory, glitter'd there.
The bloody waves of war ran high ; And in that crimson tide, A thousand manly bosoms bled — A thousand brethren died.
I fiercely fought; my hand was red With gore : the slaughter'd foe Fell round me, till a stronger arm Subdued, and laid me low.
Oppress'd with wounds, 1 linger'd long, Till God subdued my pride, And taught me by his grace to seek A Saviour crucified.
I learn'd to hate thee, cruel war : This stone is rais'd in view. That all who gaze upon my grave May ...learn to hate thee too.
THE CHURCHYARD l. YltlST. 1 o:!
4(Vj.
Thri)Ugh youth and lioiioiir'd age his litV was spent III deeds of h>ve; and death was only sent To place him nearer Flis almighty throne Whom he so long had serv'd, and serv'd alone.
4m.
We could not raise a monument commensurate to his merit, we have therefore erected one in agreement with his modesty.
407.
O what is the sum of earthly things?
And what thy tleeting breath ? If thou art alone, then read my stone.
And ponder awhile on death.
What to read after The Churchyard Lyrist Consisting of Five Hundred Original Inscriptions to Comme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1787 1854 Old Humphrey to read onlineMoreLess
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