The Song-Book of Bethia Hardacre
The Song-Book of Bethia Hardacre
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From « The Pkafrix' Nest. 9 XV.
EPITAPH.
HERB lieth One whose Faultes were manie; Yette We in her Sorrowes doe her Faultes forgette.
XVI.
" HE SLOWLY FORGETTS WHO LOVES WELL." WINDES with Nighte maye die awaye, Ocean's Waves runne high next Daye.
Stormes may pass but stille the Oke, Shattered, showes the Lightning Stroke.
Blossom Winter's Froste has slaine Springe to Life bringes not againe.
XI From " The Phamud Nest 1 XVII.
TO MY HARTE'S FRIEND THE WOR- SHIPPFULL AUTHOR OF " THE MIRROR OF NOBI...LITIE." 1 THOUGH envious Tongues doe thy Backe- slidings cite Vowing thou hast played false Tymes without count ; Telling with Thee how White is Blacke, Blacke White, Thy Traitor Sowle Deception's basest Fount ; I judge Thee by mine Harte not by my Minde And so stille faile Errors in Thee to finde.
XVIII.
OF FEARES.
WHO feares to fighte must 'scape his Life For Life it is unceasing Strife.
Who feares to die must feare to live For Life does Hope's, Quietus give.
Who feares to love himself must feare For his own Harte is Love's true Sphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From « The Pkafrix' Nest. 9 XV.
EPITAPH.
HERB lieth One whose Faultes were manie; Yette We in her Sorrowes doe her Faultes forgette.
XVI.
" HE SLOWLY FORGETTS WHO LOVES WELL." WINDES with Nighte maye die awaye, Ocean's Waves runne high next Daye.
Stormes may pass but stille the Oke, Shattered, showes the Lightning Stroke.
Blossom Winter's Froste has slaine Springe to Life bringes not againe.
XI From " The Phamud Nest 1 XVII.
TO MY HARTE'S FRIEND THE WOR- SHIPPFULL AUTHOR OF " THE MIRROR OF NOBI...LITIE." 1 THOUGH envious Tongues doe thy Backe- slidings cite Vowing thou hast played false Tymes without count ; Telling with Thee how White is Blacke, Blacke White, Thy Traitor Sowle Deception's basest Fount ; I judge Thee by mine Harte not by my Minde And so stille faile Errors in Thee to finde.
XVIII.
OF FEARES.
WHO feares to fighte must 'scape his Life For Life it is unceasing Strife.
Who feares to die must feare to live For Life does Hope's, Quietus give.
Who feares to love himself must feare For his own Harte is Love's true Sphere.
What to read after The Song-Book of Bethia Hardacre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ella Fuller Maitland to read onlineMoreLess
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