The Garland of Gratitude
The Garland of Gratitude
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How strong our friendship, let the Widow show ! How powerful love, her helpless Orphans know ! Wise was that monarch, and as good as wise, Who, in the hour of Nature's severing ties, Whispered with joy that woke Hope's cheering ray, " All I have lost, but what I gave away. " 184 And ours no random charity — our aim To soothe the hour of death, and crush the shame Of hopeless want, that, in these poHshed times, Is man's worst vice — the unpardoned crime of crimes.
Shall they whose love made dear... life's early day, Who gave the hand that gave the heart away ; Who scattered sunshine o'er the social board, And lightened labour with love's rich reward ; Who made our joy, and half subdued our pain, And added " Father" to the Husband's name ; Shall they be left, when o'er Death's silent bourne Some brother passes, never to return ; Shall they be left to feel the added wo Of helpless want — unpitied, fallen and low ? Shall none attend the Widow's hapless sigh, No ear be opened to the Orphan's cry ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How strong our friendship, let the Widow show ! How powerful love, her helpless Orphans know ! Wise was that monarch, and as good as wise, Who, in the hour of Nature's severing ties, Whispered with joy that woke Hope's cheering ray, " All I have lost, but what I gave away. " 184 And ours no random charity — our aim To soothe the hour of death, and crush the shame Of hopeless want, that, in these poHshed times, Is man's worst vice — the unpardoned crime of crimes.
Shall they whose love made dear... life's early day, Who gave the hand that gave the heart away ; Who scattered sunshine o'er the social board, And lightened labour with love's rich reward ; Who made our joy, and half subdued our pain, And added " Father" to the Husband's name ; Shall they be left, when o'er Death's silent bourne Some brother passes, never to return ; Shall they be left to feel the added wo Of helpless want — unpitied, fallen and low ? Shall none attend the Widow's hapless sigh, No ear be opened to the Orphan's cry ?
What to read after The Garland of Gratitude?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Dare to read onlineMoreLess
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