The English Poets volume 4
The English Poets volume 4
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Oh, there are hours, When love, and faith, and dear domestic ties, And converse with old friends, and pleasant walks, Familiar faces, and familiar books.
Study, and art, upliftings unto prayer, And admiration of the noblest things, Seem all ignoble only ; all is mean, And nought as I would have it. Then at others, My mind is in her rest ; my heart at home In all around ; my soul secure in place.
And the vext needle perfect to her poles.
Aimless and hopeless in my life I seem To thread the windi...ng byways of the town, Bewildered, baffled, hurried hence and thence.
All at cross-purpose even with myself, Unknowing whence or whither. Then at once, At a step, I crown the Campanile's top.
And view all mapped below ; islands, lagoon, A hundred steeples and a million roofs.
The fruitful champaign, and the cloud-capt Alps, And the broad Adriatic. Be it enough ; If I lose this, how terrible ! No, no, I am contented, and will not complain.
To the old paths, my soul ! Oh, be it so !
1 bear the workday burden of dull life About these footsore flags of a weary world, Heaven knows how long it has not been ; at once, Lo !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, there are hours, When love, and faith, and dear domestic ties, And converse with old friends, and pleasant walks, Familiar faces, and familiar books.
Study, and art, upliftings unto prayer, And admiration of the noblest things, Seem all ignoble only ; all is mean, And nought as I would have it. Then at others, My mind is in her rest ; my heart at home In all around ; my soul secure in place.
And the vext needle perfect to her poles.
Aimless and hopeless in my life I seem To thread the windi...ng byways of the town, Bewildered, baffled, hurried hence and thence.
All at cross-purpose even with myself, Unknowing whence or whither. Then at once, At a step, I crown the Campanile's top.
And view all mapped below ; islands, lagoon, A hundred steeples and a million roofs.
The fruitful champaign, and the cloud-capt Alps, And the broad Adriatic. Be it enough ; If I lose this, how terrible ! No, no, I am contented, and will not complain.
To the old paths, my soul ! Oh, be it so !
1 bear the workday burden of dull life About these footsore flags of a weary world, Heaven knows how long it has not been ; at once, Lo !
What to read after The English Poets volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Humphrey Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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