The Plaint of Freedom
The Plaint of Freedom
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SIR JOHN ELIOT, As One who climbs from stair to stair For narrow is the way and steep Until he treads the topmost keep And plants his victor-standard there, So Boldnefs steps from age to age- Built, Titan-like, hill crowning hill And stands, and with o ertowering will Throws into heaven a champion s gage.
So clomb the dawn ere day began : So Eliot reacheth to his tower, Proclaiming thence with herald power The coming Monarchy of Man.
Brave Prisoner ! Quail, thou crowned Lie Before that proudly ...wasted face : The firm lips asking but one grace, ( A little air, for strength to die/ HAMPDEN AND CROMWELL, Not now may true-soul d patriots make New homes. , while Wrong o erstrides their land Stay, worthiest Hampden ! though thy Jiand Deal but one blow for Freedom s sake.
And let the fiery zeal had sought Truth in the farthest wildernefs Harnefs thy life to meet this strefs With iron vigour, conscience-wrought !
Thy manhood simple : daily prayer For strength and time : Uplift thy brow ; Muster thy fellows round thee now, Strong-limb d and godly men \vho dare !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SIR JOHN ELIOT, As One who climbs from stair to stair For narrow is the way and steep Until he treads the topmost keep And plants his victor-standard there, So Boldnefs steps from age to age- Built, Titan-like, hill crowning hill And stands, and with o ertowering will Throws into heaven a champion s gage.
So clomb the dawn ere day began : So Eliot reacheth to his tower, Proclaiming thence with herald power The coming Monarchy of Man.
Brave Prisoner ! Quail, thou crowned Lie Before that proudly ...wasted face : The firm lips asking but one grace, ( A little air, for strength to die/ HAMPDEN AND CROMWELL, Not now may true-soul d patriots make New homes. , while Wrong o erstrides their land Stay, worthiest Hampden ! though thy Jiand Deal but one blow for Freedom s sake.
And let the fiery zeal had sought Truth in the farthest wildernefs Harnefs thy life to meet this strefs With iron vigour, conscience-wrought !
Thy manhood simple : daily prayer For strength and time : Uplift thy brow ; Muster thy fellows round thee now, Strong-limb d and godly men \vho dare !
What to read after The Plaint of Freedom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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