The Purgatory of St Patrick
The Purgatory of St Patrick
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PATRICK. Great primeval cause of all, Thou, O Lord, in all things art!These blue heavens, these crystal skiesFormed of dazzling depths of light, In which sun, moon, stars unite, Are they not but draperiesHung before Thy heavenly land?--The discordant elements, Water, fire, earth, air immense, Prove they not Thy master hand?Or in dark or brightsome hours, Praise they not Thy power and might?O'er the earth dost Thou not writeIn the characters of flowersThy great goodness? And the air, In reverber...ating thunder, Does it not in fear and wonderSay, O Lord, that Thou art there?Are not, too, Thy praises sungBy the fire and water -- eachDowered for this divinest speech, With tongue the wave, the flame with tongue?Here, then, in this lonely placeI, O Lord, may better be, Since in all things I find Thee. Thou hast given to me the graceOf Obedience, Faith, and Fear;As a slave, then, let me stay, Or remove me where I mayServe Thee truly, if not here. * [An Angel descends, holding in one hand a shield in which is amirror, and in the other hand a letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PATRICK. Great primeval cause of all, Thou, O Lord, in all things art!These blue heavens, these crystal skiesFormed of dazzling depths of light, In which sun, moon, stars unite, Are they not but draperiesHung before Thy heavenly land?--The discordant elements, Water, fire, earth, air immense, Prove they not Thy master hand?Or in dark or brightsome hours, Praise they not Thy power and might?O'er the earth dost Thou not writeIn the characters of flowersThy great goodness? And the air, In reverber...ating thunder, Does it not in fear and wonderSay, O Lord, that Thou art there?Are not, too, Thy praises sungBy the fire and water -- eachDowered for this divinest speech, With tongue the wave, the flame with tongue?Here, then, in this lonely placeI, O Lord, may better be, Since in all things I find Thee. Thou hast given to me the graceOf Obedience, Faith, and Fear;As a slave, then, let me stay, Or remove me where I mayServe Thee truly, if not here. * [An Angel descends, holding in one hand a shield in which is amirror, and in the other hand a letter.
What to read after The Purgatory of St Patrick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pedro Caldern De La Barca to read onlineMoreLess
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