The Two Guides, And Other Poems
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While brothers meet in arms, and fight, and die.
"Conscience makes cowards of us alV Oenenis, U chapter, 10 verse.
And Eve and Adam hid themselves from sight; Eor evil deeds have ever shunned the light.
The righteous man is bold, and fears no harm; But sinners tremble at the least alarm.
So, Eve and x\dam, filled with guilty fear, Were hiding when the steps of God drew near.
All trembling, Adam, whom the Lord had made, Said, "Lord, I heard Thy voice, and was afraid." 40 THE STOEY OF EDEN.
A cki...ld who disobeys its parent's word, Will tremble when its parent's voice is heard.
Tb© studied efforts to conceal a sin, The means of its revealment oft hath been.
In house, with blinds close drawn, and entrance barred.
And lights turned low, is mother's bov; with card In hand, perhaps the first; the flowing bowl Is passed around; he drinks; and, lo! his soid.
Begins the do'wnward way that ends in shame.
The deadly poison sets his blood aflame.
While bacchanalian mirth the sin derides, And stills the voice of conscience which abides Within his heart; despising mother's prayer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While brothers meet in arms, and fight, and die.
"Conscience makes cowards of us alV Oenenis, U chapter, 10 verse.
And Eve and Adam hid themselves from sight; Eor evil deeds have ever shunned the light.
The righteous man is bold, and fears no harm; But sinners tremble at the least alarm.
So, Eve and x\dam, filled with guilty fear, Were hiding when the steps of God drew near.
All trembling, Adam, whom the Lord had made, Said, "Lord, I heard Thy voice, and was afraid." 40 THE STOEY OF EDEN.
A cki...ld who disobeys its parent's word, Will tremble when its parent's voice is heard.
Tb© studied efforts to conceal a sin, The means of its revealment oft hath been.
In house, with blinds close drawn, and entrance barred.
And lights turned low, is mother's bov; with card In hand, perhaps the first; the flowing bowl Is passed around; he drinks; and, lo! his soid.
Begins the do'wnward way that ends in shame.
The deadly poison sets his blood aflame.
While bacchanalian mirth the sin derides, And stills the voice of conscience which abides Within his heart; despising mother's prayer.
What to read after The Two Guides, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Mitchell Sample to read onlineMoreLess
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