The Works of Lewis Morris
The Works of Lewis Morris
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They are strong and mighty, and never in danger to fall ; But Thou, Lord, art mighty and canst, and yet carest not at all.
But wherefore is it that such things are;— That want and famine, and blood and war Are everywhere, and do prevail?
And wherefore is it the same monoton- ous tale Is ever told by the lips of men ?
For there is hardly so hard a heart In the breast of a man who has taken his part In the world, and has little children around his knees, But is filled with great love for them as ...Thou art for these, And would give up all for their good, and is vexed day and night With fatherly doubts and fears and yearnings for right.
And grows sick, if evil come nigh them body or soul.
And yet is but a feeble thing, without strength or control.
But Thou art almighty for good ; yet Thy plagues, they come, Hunger and want and disease, in a terrible sum ; And the poor fathers waste, and are stricken with slow decay ; And the children fall sick, and are starving, day after day ; And the hospital wards are choked; and the fire and the flood Vex men still, and the leaguered cities are red with blood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are strong and mighty, and never in danger to fall ; But Thou, Lord, art mighty and canst, and yet carest not at all.
But wherefore is it that such things are;— That want and famine, and blood and war Are everywhere, and do prevail?
And wherefore is it the same monoton- ous tale Is ever told by the lips of men ?
For there is hardly so hard a heart In the breast of a man who has taken his part In the world, and has little children around his knees, But is filled with great love for them as ...Thou art for these, And would give up all for their good, and is vexed day and night With fatherly doubts and fears and yearnings for right.
And grows sick, if evil come nigh them body or soul.
And yet is but a feeble thing, without strength or control.
But Thou art almighty for good ; yet Thy plagues, they come, Hunger and want and disease, in a terrible sum ; And the poor fathers waste, and are stricken with slow decay ; And the children fall sick, and are starving, day after day ; And the hospital wards are choked; and the fire and the flood Vex men still, and the leaguered cities are red with blood.
What to read after The Works of Lewis Morris?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, Lewis, Sir, 1833-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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