The Drunkard's Child; Or, the Triumphs of Faith
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As troops of fiends are gathered near, To drag him down to flames of hell.
And now he prays, and now blasphemes ; For mercy cries, then seeks his life : A raging fire around him gleams.
And he with devils joins in strife.
Oh, what a sight ! from every pore He sweats in agony and blood.
Behold ! and curse forevermore That race — the vile rum-sellino: brood !
PART II.
®be Sam oi Mxl Prison Scene.
PAET II. .
THE SCENE OF FIRE.
" Such, O Intemperance, is thy baleful curse!
Crushing with heavy hand ...the dearest hopes, And clouding with deep gloom life's brightest days." HEN from the stupor Lily felt, She woke to consciousness and woe, ^S^f She wept as though her heart would melt : Ah, whither could she turn or go ?
A little child, so weak and lone ; How could she bear her load of care ?
With tremulous and earnest tone, She sought for help from God in prayer 44 • THE DRUNKARD'S CHILD.
She told him all her sad, sad tale, Yet murmured not beneath the rod ; She knew his truth would never fail ; He was a promise-keeping God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As troops of fiends are gathered near, To drag him down to flames of hell.
And now he prays, and now blasphemes ; For mercy cries, then seeks his life : A raging fire around him gleams.
And he with devils joins in strife.
Oh, what a sight ! from every pore He sweats in agony and blood.
Behold ! and curse forevermore That race — the vile rum-sellino: brood !
PART II.
®be Sam oi Mxl Prison Scene.
PAET II. .
THE SCENE OF FIRE.
" Such, O Intemperance, is thy baleful curse!
Crushing with heavy hand ...the dearest hopes, And clouding with deep gloom life's brightest days." HEN from the stupor Lily felt, She woke to consciousness and woe, ^S^f She wept as though her heart would melt : Ah, whither could she turn or go ?
A little child, so weak and lone ; How could she bear her load of care ?
With tremulous and earnest tone, She sought for help from God in prayer 44 • THE DRUNKARD'S CHILD.
She told him all her sad, sad tale, Yet murmured not beneath the rod ; She knew his truth would never fail ; He was a promise-keeping God.
What to read after The Drunkard's Child; Or, the Triumphs of Faith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney Dyer to read onlineMoreLess
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