The Ladies' Repository 12
The Ladies' Repository 12
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Shakspeare: A very bad hand indeed, confrised, crowded, crook- ed in the lines, and scarcely legible. Napoleon: Still more illegible. No letters formed at alL 80LSXKITT OF LIFE.
WHsiraot are east our destinies In peaceful ways, or ways of strife, A solemn thing to us it is, This mystery of human life.
Solemn, when first, unconscious, dumb, Within an untried world we stand.
Immortal beings, that have come Newly from Gk>d's creating hand.
And solemn, even as 'tis fleet.
The time, when, learning c...hildish fears.
We cross, with scarcely balanced feet, The threshold of our mortal years.
'Tis solemn, when, with parting smiles.
We leave Its innocence and truth, To learn how deeper than the child's Are all the loves and fears of youth.
It is a solemn thing to snap The cords of human love apart; More solemn stiUto feel them wrap Their wondrous strength atiout the heart.
'Tis solemn to hi^e ever known The pleadings of the soul unmoved — Solemn to feel ourselves alone; More solemn still to be beloved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shakspeare: A very bad hand indeed, confrised, crowded, crook- ed in the lines, and scarcely legible. Napoleon: Still more illegible. No letters formed at alL 80LSXKITT OF LIFE.
WHsiraot are east our destinies In peaceful ways, or ways of strife, A solemn thing to us it is, This mystery of human life.
Solemn, when first, unconscious, dumb, Within an untried world we stand.
Immortal beings, that have come Newly from Gk>d's creating hand.
And solemn, even as 'tis fleet.
The time, when, learning c...hildish fears.
We cross, with scarcely balanced feet, The threshold of our mortal years.
'Tis solemn, when, with parting smiles.
We leave Its innocence and truth, To learn how deeper than the child's Are all the loves and fears of youth.
It is a solemn thing to snap The cords of human love apart; More solemn stiUto feel them wrap Their wondrous strength atiout the heart.
'Tis solemn to hi^e ever known The pleadings of the soul unmoved — Solemn to feel ourselves alone; More solemn still to be beloved.
What to read after The Ladies' Repository 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Methodist Episcopal Church. General Conference to read onlineMoreLess
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