The Seasons And Miscellaneous Poems
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a wailing sound is heard, Lo ! many hearts with grief are stirr'd. Numerous faces look aghast. And many tears are falling fast, THE BRIERLE Y HILL CA TA S TROPHE. 95 A wide-spread panic has begun, People with perturbation run, Some scarcely speak above their breath, And all have sadd'ning thoughts of death.
At Lock's Lane Pit they congregate, And there discuss the hapless fate Of men and boys alive entombed Deep, deep below, — perchance all doomed To death, but hearts and hands combine To work ...their rescue from the mine.
Yes, thirteen precious souls are there. Wholly shut in from light and air. Shut in by a gathering flood. And soon quite destitute of food ; Five dismal days and nights are pass'd, O what a long and bitter fast ! Sometimes singing — praying — crying, With thoughts of home and thoughts of dying.
Hickman resolves, while he has breath, To sing and pray, and thus meet death ; He bears his family on his mind, But to his lot is quite resigned. And Hanley finds religion sweet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
a wailing sound is heard, Lo ! many hearts with grief are stirr'd. Numerous faces look aghast. And many tears are falling fast, THE BRIERLE Y HILL CA TA S TROPHE. 95 A wide-spread panic has begun, People with perturbation run, Some scarcely speak above their breath, And all have sadd'ning thoughts of death.
At Lock's Lane Pit they congregate, And there discuss the hapless fate Of men and boys alive entombed Deep, deep below, — perchance all doomed To death, but hearts and hands combine To work ...their rescue from the mine.
Yes, thirteen precious souls are there. Wholly shut in from light and air. Shut in by a gathering flood. And soon quite destitute of food ; Five dismal days and nights are pass'd, O what a long and bitter fast ! Sometimes singing — praying — crying, With thoughts of home and thoughts of dying.
Hickman resolves, while he has breath, To sing and pray, and thus meet death ; He bears his family on his mind, But to his lot is quite resigned. And Hanley finds religion sweet.
What to read after The Seasons And Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James White to read onlineMoreLess
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