The Lady of Nations
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53 THE LADY OP NATIONS.
Woe to the one who in him believes! Woe to the soul who his mark receives; Anguish and sorrow shall surely 6e His portion on Earth in Eternity!
That day the arena sands were red The wild beasts on flesh of Criers fed Till gorged with blood down to slumber lay Where Remnant of Criers huddled to pray! No Criers that night in Babylon Her ghastly deed had a silence won! But she was ablaze with high revelry Won her highest mark in Debauchery! A fever pulse was in every brain ...Unbridled Passions unchecked by rein More like beasts and devils than human men. In open, lascivious, debasing sin And women Sweet Pity ah, women fair, Disrobed of all womanly thought were there!
Lo, of a sudden a change was wrought In Atheist's sneer and scoffer's thought. 'Twould seem as a hiding veil were rent Displaying Kingdom of vast extent Signs unmistakable everywhere Of Beings crowding the upper air More swift than the wind a myriad band Locust Host o'er that beautiful land. They darkened not the beautiful light, They hovered not mist like before the sight, But all men knew they were surely there Making the earth and the air their lair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 THE LADY OP NATIONS.
Woe to the one who in him believes! Woe to the soul who his mark receives; Anguish and sorrow shall surely 6e His portion on Earth in Eternity!
That day the arena sands were red The wild beasts on flesh of Criers fed Till gorged with blood down to slumber lay Where Remnant of Criers huddled to pray! No Criers that night in Babylon Her ghastly deed had a silence won! But she was ablaze with high revelry Won her highest mark in Debauchery! A fever pulse was in every brain ...Unbridled Passions unchecked by rein More like beasts and devils than human men. In open, lascivious, debasing sin And women Sweet Pity ah, women fair, Disrobed of all womanly thought were there!
Lo, of a sudden a change was wrought In Atheist's sneer and scoffer's thought. 'Twould seem as a hiding veil were rent Displaying Kingdom of vast extent Signs unmistakable everywhere Of Beings crowding the upper air More swift than the wind a myriad band Locust Host o'er that beautiful land. They darkened not the beautiful light, They hovered not mist like before the sight, But all men knew they were surely there Making the earth and the air their lair.
What to read after The Lady of Nations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccartney, Richard Hayes to read onlineMoreLess
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