The Ships Career And Other Poems
The Ships Career And Other Poems
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, M. P. 287 For the Saviour from His throne now sees Your acts of love and charity ; And says, Whate'er ye do for these, Ye do it even unto Me. * LINES ON S. GUENEY, Esq, M. P. , TAKIKQ THE CHAIR AT FOSTER STREET BAGGED SCHOOLS, AFEiL 24th, 18G0.
Noble Gurney ! accept this humble lay ; Let these few lines an earnest tribute pay Of respect to one who dares be good. We thee admire, whose taste refines, In judgment chast, of polished mind.
As patron of ragged schools hath stood.
And in thy breast ...what constant pleasure springs From doing good, what comfort e'er it brings Into thy kind and genei'ous heart ! Thou'rt happy in the treasures of thy mind ; In peace thy soul soars free and uncon£ned.
Still resolved in life to do thy part.
Throuo;h affluence surrounds thee with its beams. Yet on the poor tliy bounty nobly streams, Desiring firmly their sad state to raise. True patriotism this, to gladden those Bowed down by sin, by poverty, and woes — This shall redound for ever to thy praise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, M. P. 287 For the Saviour from His throne now sees Your acts of love and charity ; And says, Whate'er ye do for these, Ye do it even unto Me. * LINES ON S. GUENEY, Esq, M. P. , TAKIKQ THE CHAIR AT FOSTER STREET BAGGED SCHOOLS, AFEiL 24th, 18G0.
Noble Gurney ! accept this humble lay ; Let these few lines an earnest tribute pay Of respect to one who dares be good. We thee admire, whose taste refines, In judgment chast, of polished mind.
As patron of ragged schools hath stood.
And in thy breast ...what constant pleasure springs From doing good, what comfort e'er it brings Into thy kind and genei'ous heart ! Thou'rt happy in the treasures of thy mind ; In peace thy soul soars free and uncon£ned.
Still resolved in life to do thy part.
Throuo;h affluence surrounds thee with its beams. Yet on the poor tliy bounty nobly streams, Desiring firmly their sad state to raise. True patriotism this, to gladden those Bowed down by sin, by poverty, and woes — This shall redound for ever to thy praise.
What to read after The Ships Career And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G J George Joseph Williamson to read onlineMoreLess
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