The Walk
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Ah, no, Marcus ; the wonder is, that more, Desert not truth for falsehood's fatal door.
What do — oh, what ? — to stay this waste of life, — To save the weak in the world's bitter strife ?
Protect them — ■ ay, protect — fully by our laws ; Make greedy capital aid in virtue'' s cause.
Let work be well paid where woman is employed, And all be made to do what they would avoid.
Build houses with public coin where worth may fly, Safe from the gripe of hard necessity.
Work, — ay, work ! — 't is their... sacred, natural due : No country 's human to woman's cause untrue.
But see ! Contrast with wanton a loving nun.
Her meek, placid phiz, sweet as the morning sun.
She feels sin's weight that rests upon mankind, And goeth gently broken hearts to find.
15 Ah ! many kindly acts daily she performs, Where grief hath entered, and love no longer warms.
Near the sister, there passeth a lady true, Whose blood is gentle, soul of godly hue.
She sees the bold harlot, the gay coquette, Who spurns her counterpart, and loves a pet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah, no, Marcus ; the wonder is, that more, Desert not truth for falsehood's fatal door.
What do — oh, what ? — to stay this waste of life, — To save the weak in the world's bitter strife ?
Protect them — ■ ay, protect — fully by our laws ; Make greedy capital aid in virtue'' s cause.
Let work be well paid where woman is employed, And all be made to do what they would avoid.
Build houses with public coin where worth may fly, Safe from the gripe of hard necessity.
Work, — ay, work ! — 't is their... sacred, natural due : No country 's human to woman's cause untrue.
But see ! Contrast with wanton a loving nun.
Her meek, placid phiz, sweet as the morning sun.
She feels sin's weight that rests upon mankind, And goeth gently broken hearts to find.
15 Ah ! many kindly acts daily she performs, Where grief hath entered, and love no longer warms.
Near the sister, there passeth a lady true, Whose blood is gentle, soul of godly hue.
She sees the bold harlot, the gay coquette, Who spurns her counterpart, and loves a pet.
What to read after The Walk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anecetus, Pseud to read onlineMoreLess
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