Times Treasure Or Devout Thoughts for Every Day of the Year Expressed in Vers
Times Treasure Or Devout Thoughts for Every Day of the Year Expressed in Vers
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A Vain Endeavour.
T THOUGHT to shun the troubles, which by others Were met, by shunning what had been their cause ; But, whilst I 'scaped the ill that was my brother's, I got my own, which all as sorely gnaws.
Still there comes the same conclusion, Howsoe'er the course begin ; Safest joy is found delusion ; Closest solitude hath sin.
I shunned debate, but could not 'scape from doubting : I fled from noise, and felt the lonely's fears ; K 146 JULY.
I found that self-reproach is worse than flouti...ng ; And happiest home leads on to bitterest tears.
Still, in country, or in city, Crowd, or closet, 'tis the same : We must learn from sorrow pity ; And have sin destroyed by shame.
17. Disciples.
T ORD, not the twelve alone, the seventy bore A charge thy coming to declare ; By twains commissioned to prepare For thee a way, and go thy face before.
We are not all apostles made ; but all Partake the seventy's place and part ; By active walk, and peaceful heart, And pure right words, to give the gospel call.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Vain Endeavour.
T THOUGHT to shun the troubles, which by others Were met, by shunning what had been their cause ; But, whilst I 'scaped the ill that was my brother's, I got my own, which all as sorely gnaws.
Still there comes the same conclusion, Howsoe'er the course begin ; Safest joy is found delusion ; Closest solitude hath sin.
I shunned debate, but could not 'scape from doubting : I fled from noise, and felt the lonely's fears ; K 146 JULY.
I found that self-reproach is worse than flouti...ng ; And happiest home leads on to bitterest tears.
Still, in country, or in city, Crowd, or closet, 'tis the same : We must learn from sorrow pity ; And have sin destroyed by shame.
17. Disciples.
T ORD, not the twelve alone, the seventy bore A charge thy coming to declare ; By twains commissioned to prepare For thee a way, and go thy face before.
We are not all apostles made ; but all Partake the seventy's place and part ; By active walk, and peaceful heart, And pure right words, to give the gospel call.
What to read after Times Treasure Or Devout Thoughts for Every Day of the Year Expressed in Vers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Penney Kinloch to read onlineMoreLess
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