The Debate of the Body And Soul
The Debate of the Body And Soul
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And all my love on thee I cast, That thou shouldst thrive methought was good.
That thou shouldst have thine ease and rest.
This made thee of unruly mood.
And thy works were all unblest; To fight against thee was no boot For me that housed within thy breast ^ Body and the Soul. 21 "Gluttony and lechery, Pride and sinful coveytise, Hatred and malignity -o ^ / To God in heaven and all of his, In wicked lustes for to lie, Waste and squander — none of these But I dearly shall aby; Sorely it me terri...fies.
" Warnings timely we two had Of the judgment we should have ; Little heed thou gavest that.
Though all thy kin went to their grave.
Thou didst all that the world thee bade, All that the likerous flesh would crave; And I permitted — I was mad — Thee to be master, I thy slave ! " ^ 22 The Debate of the ^ " What, thinkst thou, soul, 't will help thee aught, To clear thyself, whateer befall, i I Thou, that wast so nobly wrought, ^ To say I made of thee my thrall?
In all my days I neer did naught, Never plundered, never stole, But first from thee there came the thought; Aby it that aby it shall !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And all my love on thee I cast, That thou shouldst thrive methought was good.
That thou shouldst have thine ease and rest.
This made thee of unruly mood.
And thy works were all unblest; To fight against thee was no boot For me that housed within thy breast ^ Body and the Soul. 21 "Gluttony and lechery, Pride and sinful coveytise, Hatred and malignity -o ^ / To God in heaven and all of his, In wicked lustes for to lie, Waste and squander — none of these But I dearly shall aby; Sorely it me terri...fies.
" Warnings timely we two had Of the judgment we should have ; Little heed thou gavest that.
Though all thy kin went to their grave.
Thou didst all that the world thee bade, All that the likerous flesh would crave; And I permitted — I was mad — Thee to be master, I thy slave ! " ^ 22 The Debate of the ^ " What, thinkst thou, soul, 't will help thee aught, To clear thyself, whateer befall, i I Thou, that wast so nobly wrought, ^ To say I made of thee my thrall?
In all my days I neer did naught, Never plundered, never stole, But first from thee there came the thought; Aby it that aby it shall !
What to read after The Debate of the Body And Soul?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis James Child to read onlineMoreLess
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