Virtue And Innocence a Poem
Virtue And Innocence a Poem
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Learn to practice then with care, Charity to all mankind ; Love from all will then appear To extol your Christian mind. 58. Duty to Parents. But above all other things, God will love you more and moire If your love to parents springs In your heart, and them adore. V1HTUE AND INXOCENCK. 59. Did not they, when you was young, Cherish every infant want ? Often on their breasts you hung ; Then your gratitude now grant. GO. 'Tis what you indebted owe, And must give, if you desire Joys of heaven hence... to know, Or live with God when you expire. 61. And who would not wish to gain Happiness and crowns of joy, Days of ease unknown to pain, Which no time can e'er destroy ? 62. Think on this, and you will chide Every thought of wicked kind, Check the starts of vicious pride, And all malice in the mind. Every action you will guard, And be perfect, free, and clean, From all vice, and gain reward In the blissful, happy scene. 16 VIRTUE AM) 1XNUCENCK 64. The eternal Blessing of Purity. Then with angels you shall play, Sing the songs of heavenly joy In an everlasting day, Where no sensual lusts shall clov.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Learn to practice then with care, Charity to all mankind ; Love from all will then appear To extol your Christian mind. 58. Duty to Parents. But above all other things, God will love you more and moire If your love to parents springs In your heart, and them adore. V1HTUE AND INXOCENCK. 59. Did not they, when you was young, Cherish every infant want ? Often on their breasts you hung ; Then your gratitude now grant. GO. 'Tis what you indebted owe, And must give, if you desire Joys of heaven hence... to know, Or live with God when you expire. 61. And who would not wish to gain Happiness and crowns of joy, Days of ease unknown to pain, Which no time can e'er destroy ? 62. Think on this, and you will chide Every thought of wicked kind, Check the starts of vicious pride, And all malice in the mind. Every action you will guard, And be perfect, free, and clean, From all vice, and gain reward In the blissful, happy scene. 16 VIRTUE AM) 1XNUCENCK 64. The eternal Blessing of Purity. Then with angels you shall play, Sing the songs of heavenly joy In an everlasting day, Where no sensual lusts shall clov.
What to read after Virtue And Innocence a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Henry Gilbert to read onlineMoreLess
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