The Moral Muse a Present for Young Ladies
The Moral Muse a Present for Young Ladies
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The same eternity Hath gone before him, and is yet to come; His past is not of longer span than ours, Though myriads of ages intervened ; For who can add to what has neither sum. Nor bound, nor source, nor estimate, nor end? Oh! who can compass the Almighty mind? Who can unlock the secrets of the High ? In speculations of an altitude Sublime as this, our reason stands confess'd — Foolish, and insignificant, and mean.
GOD'S CARE OF MAN.
THE SAME.
Sing hosanna, sing.
And hallelujah, for the Lord ...is great And full of mercy! He has thought of man; Yea, compass'd round with countless worlds, has thought Of we poor worms, that batten in the dews Of morn, and perish ere the noon-day sun.
87 He gave the Nubian lion but to live, To rage its hour, and perish ; but on man He lavish'd immortality, and Heaven. The eagle falls from her aerial tower, And mingles v/ith irrevocable dust : But man from death springs joyful, Springs up to life and to eternity.
CARE THE COMMON LOT OF MAN.
MRS. HANNAH MORE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The same eternity Hath gone before him, and is yet to come; His past is not of longer span than ours, Though myriads of ages intervened ; For who can add to what has neither sum. Nor bound, nor source, nor estimate, nor end? Oh! who can compass the Almighty mind? Who can unlock the secrets of the High ? In speculations of an altitude Sublime as this, our reason stands confess'd — Foolish, and insignificant, and mean.
GOD'S CARE OF MAN.
THE SAME.
Sing hosanna, sing.
And hallelujah, for the Lord ...is great And full of mercy! He has thought of man; Yea, compass'd round with countless worlds, has thought Of we poor worms, that batten in the dews Of morn, and perish ere the noon-day sun.
87 He gave the Nubian lion but to live, To rage its hour, and perish ; but on man He lavish'd immortality, and Heaven. The eagle falls from her aerial tower, And mingles v/ith irrevocable dust : But man from death springs joyful, Springs up to life and to eternity.
CARE THE COMMON LOT OF MAN.
MRS. HANNAH MORE.
What to read after The Moral Muse a Present for Young Ladies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emma Price to read onlineMoreLess
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