Where Eer I Roam What Eer I See My Heart Chautauqua Turns to Thee
Where Eer I Roam What Eer I See My Heart Chautauqua Turns to Thee
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14 Since Franklin, to tlie woiicrs surprise, Drew down the lightning from the skies, It has engrossed the human mind, Its possibilities to find.
Some now are vent'ring to proclaim That life and lightning are the same ; That in the raging of the storm, 'Tis seen in its unharnessed form.
'Tis in Chautauqua that we see. Successful University ; A College to embrace the world ; That banner here has been unfurled.
These plans to strengthen, broaden more. And reach the cottage with the lore That heret...ofore could be but had By some rich father's pampered lad — Embracing all, the young and old, In such an intellectual fold, No Concord sage, howe'er profound, Had opened up such vantage ground.
Their musings fell in circles small, While our Chautauqua reaches all : The high, the low, the rich, the jxx^i-. To all, its benefits inure.
'Tis bounded by no narrow creed ; It's a University indeed. Where all may at its fountain drink. And learn to live and learn to think.
So there has grown up 'round this lake, Small coteries that meet to take Sweet counsel, mind with mind compare, ( )ii N'ai'ious suhjects, sucli as are — ( )i' may be mooted by the sage, ( )r crai/k, so numerous in this age ; For on these sliores are gatlici-ed in Tlie votaries ot saint and sin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14 Since Franklin, to tlie woiicrs surprise, Drew down the lightning from the skies, It has engrossed the human mind, Its possibilities to find.
Some now are vent'ring to proclaim That life and lightning are the same ; That in the raging of the storm, 'Tis seen in its unharnessed form.
'Tis in Chautauqua that we see. Successful University ; A College to embrace the world ; That banner here has been unfurled.
These plans to strengthen, broaden more. And reach the cottage with the lore That heret...ofore could be but had By some rich father's pampered lad — Embracing all, the young and old, In such an intellectual fold, No Concord sage, howe'er profound, Had opened up such vantage ground.
Their musings fell in circles small, While our Chautauqua reaches all : The high, the low, the rich, the jxx^i-. To all, its benefits inure.
'Tis bounded by no narrow creed ; It's a University indeed. Where all may at its fountain drink. And learn to live and learn to think.
So there has grown up 'round this lake, Small coteries that meet to take Sweet counsel, mind with mind compare, ( )ii N'ai'ious suhjects, sucli as are — ( )i' may be mooted by the sage, ( )r crai/k, so numerous in this age ; For on these sliores are gatlici-ed in Tlie votaries ot saint and sin.
What to read after Where Eer I Roam What Eer I See My Heart Chautauqua Turns to Thee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Severance to read onlineMoreLess
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