The Poetical Monitor Consisting of Pieces Select And Original for the Improv
The Poetical Monitor Consisting of Pieces Select And Original for the Improv
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JL O Thee let my first off 'rings rise.
Whose sun creates the day ; Swift as his gladd'ning influence flies.
And spotless as his ray. What numbers, with heart-piercing sighs, Have past this tedious night ! What numbers too, have clos'd their eyes, No more to see the light ! Sound was my sleep, my dreams were gay ; How short such time review'd ! My night stole unperceiv'd away ; I'm like the day, renew'd..
This day thy fav'ring hand be nigh, .
So oft vouchsafed before ; Still may it lead, protec...l, supply, .
And I that hand adore.
If bliss thy Providence import, . For which, resign'd, I pray, .
52 Give me to feel the grateful heart, And without guilt be gay.
Affliftion, fhould thy love intend, As vice or folly's cure ; Patient to gain that blefied end, May I the means endure. If bright or cloudy scenes await ; Some virtue let me gain ; That Heaven, nor high, nor low eftate, When sent, may send in vain. Be this, and ev'ry future day, Still wiser than the past ; That, from the whole of life's survey, I may find peace at last.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JL O Thee let my first off 'rings rise.
Whose sun creates the day ; Swift as his gladd'ning influence flies.
And spotless as his ray. What numbers, with heart-piercing sighs, Have past this tedious night ! What numbers too, have clos'd their eyes, No more to see the light ! Sound was my sleep, my dreams were gay ; How short such time review'd ! My night stole unperceiv'd away ; I'm like the day, renew'd..
This day thy fav'ring hand be nigh, .
So oft vouchsafed before ; Still may it lead, protec...l, supply, .
And I that hand adore.
If bliss thy Providence import, . For which, resign'd, I pray, .
52 Give me to feel the grateful heart, And without guilt be gay.
Affliftion, fhould thy love intend, As vice or folly's cure ; Patient to gain that blefied end, May I the means endure. If bright or cloudy scenes await ; Some virtue let me gain ; That Heaven, nor high, nor low eftate, When sent, may send in vain. Be this, and ev'ry future day, Still wiser than the past ; That, from the whole of life's survey, I may find peace at last.
What to read after The Poetical Monitor Consisting of Pieces Select And Original for the Improv?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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