The Poetical And Prose Writings of Charles Sprague, With Portrait And a Biographical Sketch
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And coward Fear, that starts at every breeze ; Ruthless Revenge ; Remorse, with smothered sigh ; Anger uncurbed, and Grief, with streaming eye ; — All, all bring offerings at their lord's command.
To cheer, and charm, and humanize the land.
0, ne'er this place while youth and beauty tread, May Shame demand one sacred tear they shed ; Scorn track the footpath of each traitor here.
Who dares defile what Genius dared to rear.
Their kindred powers let Wit and Mirth unite, To wake and warm the heart...s they would delight.
Thus shall the good and wise approve the strain.
And all the graces bless the Drama's reign.
DEDICATION HYMN.
God of wisdom, God of might, Father ! dearest name of all.
Bow thy throne and hless our rite ; 'T is thy children on Thee call.
Glorious One ! look down from heaven, Warm each heart and wake each vow ; Unto Thee this house is given ; With thy presence fill it now.
Fill it now ! on every soul Shed the incense of thy grace, While our anthem-echoes roll Round the consecrated place ; While thy holy page we read, While the prayers Thou lov'st ascend, While thy cause thy servants plead, — Fill this house, our God, our friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And coward Fear, that starts at every breeze ; Ruthless Revenge ; Remorse, with smothered sigh ; Anger uncurbed, and Grief, with streaming eye ; — All, all bring offerings at their lord's command.
To cheer, and charm, and humanize the land.
0, ne'er this place while youth and beauty tread, May Shame demand one sacred tear they shed ; Scorn track the footpath of each traitor here.
Who dares defile what Genius dared to rear.
Their kindred powers let Wit and Mirth unite, To wake and warm the heart...s they would delight.
Thus shall the good and wise approve the strain.
And all the graces bless the Drama's reign.
DEDICATION HYMN.
God of wisdom, God of might, Father ! dearest name of all.
Bow thy throne and hless our rite ; 'T is thy children on Thee call.
Glorious One ! look down from heaven, Warm each heart and wake each vow ; Unto Thee this house is given ; With thy presence fill it now.
Fill it now ! on every soul Shed the incense of thy grace, While our anthem-echoes roll Round the consecrated place ; While thy holy page we read, While the prayers Thou lov'st ascend, While thy cause thy servants plead, — Fill this house, our God, our friend.
What to read after The Poetical And Prose Writings of Charles Sprague, With Portrait And a Biographical Sketch?
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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