The Poetical Works of Ray Palmer
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Of sabbaths such as this the memories kept Among the heart s best riches, shall remain Till earth s last week shall end and brightly dawns The endless sabbath, the sweet rest of heaven. A time for all things, thus the wise man spake, And beautiful in its own time is each. Not always, Edward, round thy bounteous board Will greet thee youthful faces wreathed in smiles ; Not always, Mary, will thy quick ear hear Mother! earth s dearest word, from morn till eve Fall lovingly from many a coral lip. ...Ye have been sowing long. With line on line, Lessons of wisdom and of heavenly truth, No season lost, it hath been yours to pour Into fresh opening souls, that to receive What from your lips distilled were ever fain. Have ye not sought to form for virtue s tasks, To shape to some true life-work, these the sons And daughters given from God, your highest trust ? Draws nigh the reaping-time. What most your hearts For many a year have wished, your eyes shall see, Your children, girded for life s contests high, By Providence led forth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of sabbaths such as this the memories kept Among the heart s best riches, shall remain Till earth s last week shall end and brightly dawns The endless sabbath, the sweet rest of heaven. A time for all things, thus the wise man spake, And beautiful in its own time is each. Not always, Edward, round thy bounteous board Will greet thee youthful faces wreathed in smiles ; Not always, Mary, will thy quick ear hear Mother! earth s dearest word, from morn till eve Fall lovingly from many a coral lip. ...Ye have been sowing long. With line on line, Lessons of wisdom and of heavenly truth, No season lost, it hath been yours to pour Into fresh opening souls, that to receive What from your lips distilled were ever fain. Have ye not sought to form for virtue s tasks, To shape to some true life-work, these the sons And daughters given from God, your highest trust ? Draws nigh the reaping-time. What most your hearts For many a year have wished, your eyes shall see, Your children, girded for life s contests high, By Providence led forth.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ray Palmer to read onlineMoreLess
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