From the Hills
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Thou winged one, to Paradise.
O'er thy clay form 'neath the sod Memory holds a hallowed share.
Leading us on to thee, to God, And yet we feel thy presence there.
Up in the realms of endless space We rise to follow thee afar.
As we along thy pathway trace A lingering light, O wondrous star.
Most earnest all thy works we feel.
Thine achievements in thy sphere.
While reverently to God we kneel.
And know thy guiding hand is here.
91 THE AERIAL THRONE.
Not only over land and sea Hath man attained re...nown.
But from his highness in the sky He tore the eagle's crown.
O'er the feathered pinions wide Man rose to realms supreme; Crestfallen and with jealous pride.
We hear the eagle scream.
Long hath this monarch of the air Held court around the throne; Man in his wisdom passeth there.
And claims the aerial dome.
O man, eternal life he hath.
From link to link mounts on.
Until the very powers of death Shall throw the gauntlet down.
The eagle soars high and screams with delight.
As he boasts of his prominent gains.
What to read after From the Hills?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou winged one, to Paradise.
O'er thy clay form 'neath the sod Memory holds a hallowed share.
Leading us on to thee, to God, And yet we feel thy presence there.
Up in the realms of endless space We rise to follow thee afar.
As we along thy pathway trace A lingering light, O wondrous star.
Most earnest all thy works we feel.
Thine achievements in thy sphere.
While reverently to God we kneel.
And know thy guiding hand is here.
91 THE AERIAL THRONE.
Not only over land and sea Hath man attained re...nown.
But from his highness in the sky He tore the eagle's crown.
O'er the feathered pinions wide Man rose to realms supreme; Crestfallen and with jealous pride.
We hear the eagle scream.
Long hath this monarch of the air Held court around the throne; Man in his wisdom passeth there.
And claims the aerial dome.
O man, eternal life he hath.
From link to link mounts on.
Until the very powers of death Shall throw the gauntlet down.
The eagle soars high and screams with delight.
As he boasts of his prominent gains.
What to read after From the Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoyt, Martha Bussert to read onlineMoreLess
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