Althea; Or, the Morning Glory
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Her beauty rare Was half concealed by her down-flowing hair.
"My Savior!" Her whole being was aflame With rapture at the mention of His name.
Her close-pressed hands, and her adoring gaze Fixed on the Throne, betokened wordless praise.
Then, as the storm-tossed waves of Galilee, Responded to His mild command, so she, In swift obedience to His sacred will.
Grew quiet at His gentle, "Peace, be still!" The debt for sins forgiven and washed away Love's fullest measure never can repay.
Yet her wild ...transport was but half suppressed.
When, bowed once more in worship with the rest, "Mary !" — her name ! That name held doubly sweet Since resurrection morn, His lips repeat.
"Rabboni !" 'Twas the only word she said Responsive to His touch upon her head.
0, Mary Magdalene, in your prayer Let earth's sin-fettered sisters find a share !
Their feet, perchance, had never gone astray Had they been pointed to the narrow way !
16 aitfjea The Hand, compassionate, that lifted you Can draw them from the snare and mire, too !
What to read after Althea; Or, the Morning Glory?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her beauty rare Was half concealed by her down-flowing hair.
"My Savior!" Her whole being was aflame With rapture at the mention of His name.
Her close-pressed hands, and her adoring gaze Fixed on the Throne, betokened wordless praise.
Then, as the storm-tossed waves of Galilee, Responded to His mild command, so she, In swift obedience to His sacred will.
Grew quiet at His gentle, "Peace, be still!" The debt for sins forgiven and washed away Love's fullest measure never can repay.
Yet her wild ...transport was but half suppressed.
When, bowed once more in worship with the rest, "Mary !" — her name ! That name held doubly sweet Since resurrection morn, His lips repeat.
"Rabboni !" 'Twas the only word she said Responsive to His touch upon her head.
0, Mary Magdalene, in your prayer Let earth's sin-fettered sisters find a share !
Their feet, perchance, had never gone astray Had they been pointed to the narrow way !
16 aitfjea The Hand, compassionate, that lifted you Can draw them from the snare and mire, too !
What to read after Althea; Or, the Morning Glory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pollard, R. S. (Rebecca Smith), 1831-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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