Wallace And Other Poems
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My cause shall prosper, heaven's voice doth say.
Though nations pass, as things of yesterday : I know not time, yet its pulsations will Evoke impatience, as for man I feel ; For millions rise, and sink down as they rise, In promise fair, but promise fair it dies ; And truth propitious bears for freedom's day, But passion drives her centuries away.
This haply is the individual sight.
For in the scope of universal light The world's whole life is purified the more.
And point by point truth's influ...ence spreads o'er : And though at times unequal seems the flow.
Still as the sovereign doth she onward go — Sole arbitress of life or death alone, The peoples first or last pay homage at her throne.
CANTO IX.
How many fiery eyes have swept thy brow ? How many fiery feet yet dint thee now ? Thy varied form hath o'er and o'er been traced. Names scarce were written ere they were defaced ; 82 WALLACE.
Mere powers material up to heaven they grew, And o'er thy face their mighty shadows threw ; Built by injustice, in their greatness lay, The impulse spent, relapses and decay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My cause shall prosper, heaven's voice doth say.
Though nations pass, as things of yesterday : I know not time, yet its pulsations will Evoke impatience, as for man I feel ; For millions rise, and sink down as they rise, In promise fair, but promise fair it dies ; And truth propitious bears for freedom's day, But passion drives her centuries away.
This haply is the individual sight.
For in the scope of universal light The world's whole life is purified the more.
And point by point truth's influ...ence spreads o'er : And though at times unequal seems the flow.
Still as the sovereign doth she onward go — Sole arbitress of life or death alone, The peoples first or last pay homage at her throne.
CANTO IX.
How many fiery eyes have swept thy brow ? How many fiery feet yet dint thee now ? Thy varied form hath o'er and o'er been traced. Names scarce were written ere they were defaced ; 82 WALLACE.
Mere powers material up to heaven they grew, And o'er thy face their mighty shadows threw ; Built by injustice, in their greatness lay, The impulse spent, relapses and decay.
What to read after Wallace And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Thom to read onlineMoreLess
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