Wayside Garniture
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[126] ALL IN ALL Why should I sigh or complain?
God knows my thrall.
Why should I struggle for gain?
God giveth all.
Why should I fight what man saith?
God endeth strife.
Why should I shudder at death?
God is my life.
[127] IN DAYS LIKE THESE Written during the war between the United States and Spain.
O God of hosts, whose mighty hand Our fathers led across the seas, We took from Thee our goodly land, To Thee we look, in days like these.
'Mid swelling tumult, bitter word, 'Mid clashing arms and... bugles' blare, While war-drums fret the fevered air, In days like these, be near, O Lord.
The winds have swept our colors out, Our polished guns the sun has kissed ; With measured step and loyal shout, The men trooped by who now are missed.
The hilltops signal far away, And sea calls sea with beacon lips, Where ride our far-flung battleships, To strike the foe, at break of day.
Forgive, O Lord, that we forgot To humble self and Thee to please; Our vows unkept, sins thought, unthought, Forgive, O Lord, in days like these.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[126] ALL IN ALL Why should I sigh or complain?
God knows my thrall.
Why should I struggle for gain?
God giveth all.
Why should I fight what man saith?
God endeth strife.
Why should I shudder at death?
God is my life.
[127] IN DAYS LIKE THESE Written during the war between the United States and Spain.
O God of hosts, whose mighty hand Our fathers led across the seas, We took from Thee our goodly land, To Thee we look, in days like these.
'Mid swelling tumult, bitter word, 'Mid clashing arms and... bugles' blare, While war-drums fret the fevered air, In days like these, be near, O Lord.
The winds have swept our colors out, Our polished guns the sun has kissed ; With measured step and loyal shout, The men trooped by who now are missed.
The hilltops signal far away, And sea calls sea with beacon lips, Where ride our far-flung battleships, To strike the foe, at break of day.
Forgive, O Lord, that we forgot To humble self and Thee to please; Our vows unkept, sins thought, unthought, Forgive, O Lord, in days like these.
What to read after Wayside Garniture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stacy, Thomas Hobbs, 1850- to read onlineMoreLess
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