Via Domini
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Aha ! " Resurgam Is it as naught that the waving grain Beareth and giveth at last of its fruitage?
Is it in vain that the dews and rain Have fed it, and all the summer days With tender eye hath the loving sun Smiled as a mother anear her babe, Smiled and looked with fruitful gaze Upon the earth ? And lo !
A wonder the cornfields know ; And the husbandman cometh forth from the village And reapeth, and eateth and is made glad : — Is it in vain ?
Nay, it is not in vain.
And death? — Nay, not for t...he reaper's sickle.
Nor for the gleaner, nor the threshing floor, Groweth the corn that, full and overripe, Bendeth to earth. For this it lived and grew — For this, that dying it might anew Give life and strength ; and evermore Upon the earth Should death and birth Be not as a thing of chance, and fickle.
No ! not in vain Liveth and dieth the grain.
When falleth the golden corn It liveth again, new-born.
Jubilate Deo Gloria, gloria in excelsis! Lo, The scoffer is confounded ! Oh, We know that not in vain Amid our pain We lifted up our voices ; and our tears Through all the bitter years Were wasted not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aha ! " Resurgam Is it as naught that the waving grain Beareth and giveth at last of its fruitage?
Is it in vain that the dews and rain Have fed it, and all the summer days With tender eye hath the loving sun Smiled as a mother anear her babe, Smiled and looked with fruitful gaze Upon the earth ? And lo !
A wonder the cornfields know ; And the husbandman cometh forth from the village And reapeth, and eateth and is made glad : — Is it in vain ?
Nay, it is not in vain.
And death? — Nay, not for t...he reaper's sickle.
Nor for the gleaner, nor the threshing floor, Groweth the corn that, full and overripe, Bendeth to earth. For this it lived and grew — For this, that dying it might anew Give life and strength ; and evermore Upon the earth Should death and birth Be not as a thing of chance, and fickle.
No ! not in vain Liveth and dieth the grain.
When falleth the golden corn It liveth again, new-born.
Jubilate Deo Gloria, gloria in excelsis! Lo, The scoffer is confounded ! Oh, We know that not in vain Amid our pain We lifted up our voices ; and our tears Through all the bitter years Were wasted not.
What to read after Via Domini?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Widney, Joseph Pomeroy. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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