The Juvenile Keepsake
The Juvenile Keepsake
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Then I run, and then I fly.
Among the stars that gild the sky : But when the sun new -risen is tipping Every hill with golden light.
And each bird, the dew-drop sipping.
Clears its throat for new delight.
Then to mossy covert creeping, Softly do I sink to sleep, Till the nightingale is weeping, And the moon beam on the deep.
HENRY VERNON, ** He that conquereth his own spirit," says the wise man, ** is greater than he that taketh a city." It would be well for mankind in general, and equally so f...or individuals in particular, if the truth of this apothegm were as fully ap~ proved in practice, as it is admitted in proposition ; but the evils resulting from indulgence too clearly shew that the task of vanquishing a moral defect, or a natural infirmity, is almost universally considered as too inglorious, or too diffi- cult to be attempted. The folly of the former supposition it would be a mere waste of words to expose ; of the incorrect- ness of the latter, the following tale may serve as an example.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I run, and then I fly.
Among the stars that gild the sky : But when the sun new -risen is tipping Every hill with golden light.
And each bird, the dew-drop sipping.
Clears its throat for new delight.
Then to mossy covert creeping, Softly do I sink to sleep, Till the nightingale is weeping, And the moon beam on the deep.
HENRY VERNON, ** He that conquereth his own spirit," says the wise man, ** is greater than he that taketh a city." It would be well for mankind in general, and equally so f...or individuals in particular, if the truth of this apothegm were as fully ap~ proved in practice, as it is admitted in proposition ; but the evils resulting from indulgence too clearly shew that the task of vanquishing a moral defect, or a natural infirmity, is almost universally considered as too inglorious, or too diffi- cult to be attempted. The folly of the former supposition it would be a mere waste of words to expose ; of the incorrect- ness of the latter, the following tale may serve as an example.
What to read after The Juvenile Keepsake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Roscoe to read onlineMoreLess
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