The Offering
The Offering
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m On it the inouutaiueers repose, Soft on the bed of nature sleep, O'er them its frag-rant sweets disclose The honey dew, their vigils keep These hardy sons, with nerves well strun"-, Heed not the bleak and wintry weather— - Hearts then at ease, cares backward iliin^-, "\\ hen resfinti" on the niomitain hoalhcr.
Thus nature in her sternest mood Some g-ift dispenses e\erywhere, Its g-ems are found beneath the Hood, And ])erfume in the troubled air ; X 94 \\n\\ \y. \\>\^y ill'" I lie cliocrfiil l...ieart, Willi all tlic lightness of a fcallicr, Feels joy a Hower can thus impart, Tn Scol ill's jiiide — th Cried " pity ns, and set us free. " 96 Old Eiiglaiul hears the luuiiiiiriil sound Come to her shoies ; her ])Mlses bounil The slavish fetters to uiulo, Which may she never have to rue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
m On it the inouutaiueers repose, Soft on the bed of nature sleep, O'er them its frag-rant sweets disclose The honey dew, their vigils keep These hardy sons, with nerves well strun"-, Heed not the bleak and wintry weather— - Hearts then at ease, cares backward iliin^-, "\\ hen resfinti" on the niomitain hoalhcr.
Thus nature in her sternest mood Some g-ift dispenses e\erywhere, Its g-ems are found beneath the Hood, And ])erfume in the troubled air ; X 94 \\n\\ \y. \\>\^y ill'" I lie cliocrfiil l...ieart, Willi all tlic lightness of a fcallicr, Feels joy a Hower can thus impart, Tn Scol ill's jiiide — th Cried " pity ns, and set us free. " 96 Old Eiiglaiul hears the luuiiiiiriil sound Come to her shoies ; her ])Mlses bounil The slavish fetters to uiulo, Which may she never have to rue.
What to read after The Offering?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edward Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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