Three Crowns
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A strong, calm face ; somewhat too stern : A bitter lesson he must learn, A scathing fire there must burn, Ere strength with gentleness will blend, Ere justice will in mercy end, And soft compassion s dews descend.
Just and upright and pure is he As any child of man can be : His life might men and angels see.
But to his feet would sinners dare Creep with their load of heavy care ? Would tender pity meet them there ?
PAUL AND BERNARD. 4!
I think they d turn away in fear, And wonder why they vent...ured near : They cannot look for mercy here.
And yet so true and pure and grand He looks, like one born to command, And hold men with that steady hand.
Tis such a wondrous, kingly face : Such royal virtues there you trace, You long that a more tender grace Should humanize, ennoble all ; Such pure, strong outlines seem to call For a soft mist o er them to fall.
But now, as on his face you look, With pity must your heart be shook, If pity soul like his will brook.
His arms are folded, lips compressed : He seems to think it wisest, best, To put his courage to the test, And not to turn his face away, Though what he sees should smite and slay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A strong, calm face ; somewhat too stern : A bitter lesson he must learn, A scathing fire there must burn, Ere strength with gentleness will blend, Ere justice will in mercy end, And soft compassion s dews descend.
Just and upright and pure is he As any child of man can be : His life might men and angels see.
But to his feet would sinners dare Creep with their load of heavy care ? Would tender pity meet them there ?
PAUL AND BERNARD. 4!
I think they d turn away in fear, And wonder why they vent...ured near : They cannot look for mercy here.
And yet so true and pure and grand He looks, like one born to command, And hold men with that steady hand.
Tis such a wondrous, kingly face : Such royal virtues there you trace, You long that a more tender grace Should humanize, ennoble all ; Such pure, strong outlines seem to call For a soft mist o er them to fall.
But now, as on his face you look, With pity must your heart be shook, If pity soul like his will brook.
His arms are folded, lips compressed : He seems to think it wisest, best, To put his courage to the test, And not to turn his face away, Though what he sees should smite and slay.
What to read after Three Crowns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Nehemiah Dodge to read onlineMoreLess
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