The Poetical And Prose Writings of Charles Sprague
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Charity's long-hallowed seat ; By science, worth, and valor blest, All that 's good in thee shall meet.
" Be just, and fear not " ^ earth combined ; The scale and blade, the test and doom, Thy sons shall bear to all mankind.
And clustering glories round their names shall bloom.
* Motto of the Society.
ART.
AN ODE WRITTEN FOR THE SIXTH TRIENNIAL FESTIVAL OF THE MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION, 1824.
When, from the sacred garden driven, Man fled before his Maker's wrath, An angel le...ft her place in heaven, And crossed the wanderer's sunless path.
'T was Art ! bright Art ! new radiance broke Where her light foot flew o'er the ground, And thus with seraph voice she spoke — "The Curse a Blessing shall be found." She led him through the trackless wild.
Where noontide sunbeam never blazed ; The thistle shrunk, the harvest smiled, And Nature gladdened as she gazed.
Earth's thousand tribes of living things, At Art's command, to him are given ; The village grows, the city springs, And point their spires of faith to heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Charity's long-hallowed seat ; By science, worth, and valor blest, All that 's good in thee shall meet.
" Be just, and fear not " ^ earth combined ; The scale and blade, the test and doom, Thy sons shall bear to all mankind.
And clustering glories round their names shall bloom.
* Motto of the Society.
ART.
AN ODE WRITTEN FOR THE SIXTH TRIENNIAL FESTIVAL OF THE MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE MECHANIC ASSOCIATION, 1824.
When, from the sacred garden driven, Man fled before his Maker's wrath, An angel le...ft her place in heaven, And crossed the wanderer's sunless path.
'T was Art ! bright Art ! new radiance broke Where her light foot flew o'er the ground, And thus with seraph voice she spoke — "The Curse a Blessing shall be found." She led him through the trackless wild.
Where noontide sunbeam never blazed ; The thistle shrunk, the harvest smiled, And Nature gladdened as she gazed.
Earth's thousand tribes of living things, At Art's command, to him are given ; The village grows, the city springs, And point their spires of faith to heaven.
What to read after The Poetical And Prose Writings of Charles Sprague?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sprague Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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