The Prophet of the Alleghany Mountains a Missionary Tale And Other Poems
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I have deserv'd Thy stern rebuke, and yet thou dost not frown/ ' My Edwin, can I frown on one whose heart Is torn with sad remorse ? thou need'st not say How bitterly thou'st felt the keen reproach Of an awaken' d conscience. I can trace Deep marks of sorrow on thy alter' d face; Sin ever leads to sorrow, yet apply To him who will not break the bruised reed, To him who loves to heal the broken heart, Tor Edwin I have that to say to thee, Will make his succour needful ; start not thus, It cannot... be concealed : then know, dear youth, Thy mother lives not, with her dying breath She bade me bear her blessing to her son.
But haste to that dear parent that remains, And with redoubled tenderness repay His love to thee. How anxiously he longs For thy return. ' But Edwin heard him not : 'Twas thus the storm that Godfrey long had fear'd, Descended in its wrath, and for a time His reason yielded to the sudden shock ; He knew not that beside him sat his friend, 63 Whose eager eye awaited the first glance Of consciousness ; nor had he long to wait ; No, for that power by whose permission fell A storm so heavy, bade the tempest cease, And guided by that power they reached Their wish'd for home ; that home, to Edwin's eyes, How alter' d now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have deserv'd Thy stern rebuke, and yet thou dost not frown/ ' My Edwin, can I frown on one whose heart Is torn with sad remorse ? thou need'st not say How bitterly thou'st felt the keen reproach Of an awaken' d conscience. I can trace Deep marks of sorrow on thy alter' d face; Sin ever leads to sorrow, yet apply To him who will not break the bruised reed, To him who loves to heal the broken heart, Tor Edwin I have that to say to thee, Will make his succour needful ; start not thus, It cannot... be concealed : then know, dear youth, Thy mother lives not, with her dying breath She bade me bear her blessing to her son.
But haste to that dear parent that remains, And with redoubled tenderness repay His love to thee. How anxiously he longs For thy return. ' But Edwin heard him not : 'Twas thus the storm that Godfrey long had fear'd, Descended in its wrath, and for a time His reason yielded to the sudden shock ; He knew not that beside him sat his friend, 63 Whose eager eye awaited the first glance Of consciousness ; nor had he long to wait ; No, for that power by whose permission fell A storm so heavy, bade the tempest cease, And guided by that power they reached Their wish'd for home ; that home, to Edwin's eyes, How alter' d now.
What to read after The Prophet of the Alleghany Mountains a Missionary Tale And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wyke to read onlineMoreLess
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