Charity: a Poem
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In costume and head-dress she's decent and clean ; While in her demeanor her actions speak loudest, Yet the grace thro' her face may always be seen.
She's not puffed up tho' her costume is noble, Which consists in its quality, neatness, and make ; In patience and meekness she sits at the table, But asks no rude questions for conscience's sake.
* -s ^■f^v-v , In such a position she behaves not unseemly, Tho' untaught in manners of the fashionable school^ So modest and meek tho' the hour is untim...ely, That her actions are squared by sanctity's rule.
She seeks not her own, but is ready in giving, To the widow and orphan, and needy one's cry, Like Mary, Joanna, and Susanna while living.
Who gave unto Jesus,* while others passed by !
Ifor is she provoked though others insult her, Her patience being proof 'gainst all that she meets, Tho' misfortune assails and she's borne down with languor, She meekly bears all as she passes the streets.
She thinketh no evil tho' much to complain of, " It's impossible but that offences will come," She casts the veil over what others proclaim on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In costume and head-dress she's decent and clean ; While in her demeanor her actions speak loudest, Yet the grace thro' her face may always be seen.
She's not puffed up tho' her costume is noble, Which consists in its quality, neatness, and make ; In patience and meekness she sits at the table, But asks no rude questions for conscience's sake.
* -s ^■f^v-v , In such a position she behaves not unseemly, Tho' untaught in manners of the fashionable school^ So modest and meek tho' the hour is untim...ely, That her actions are squared by sanctity's rule.
She seeks not her own, but is ready in giving, To the widow and orphan, and needy one's cry, Like Mary, Joanna, and Susanna while living.
Who gave unto Jesus,* while others passed by !
Ifor is she provoked though others insult her, Her patience being proof 'gainst all that she meets, Tho' misfortune assails and she's borne down with languor, She meekly bears all as she passes the streets.
She thinketh no evil tho' much to complain of, " It's impossible but that offences will come," She casts the veil over what others proclaim on.
What to read after Charity: a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eyre, John. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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