Home Lyrics
Home Lyrics
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The Lover pleads untiring, At the beloved one's feet, Each seeking the missed linklet That may life's chain complete.
Some seek the link in pleasure, In rioting and sin. Others, in forced retirement Of self, in cloisters dim. Some make the world's applauses Their sole reward and aim, Some torture gold to fashion The missed links of life's chain.
Strive on, ye band of workers, In faith and courage strong, Knowledge by labour entereth, Through perseverance long;No prize is half so precious As tha...t obtained through pain, No means like self-denial, For perfecting life's chain.
Ever a something wanting, Ever, just one link more;Such is the hope-lit watchword Of pilgrims to heaven's shore, Nor till on that shore landed, Will missed links of life's chainBe found, and firmly welded, To sunder ne'er again.
* * * * * A PAINFUL HISTORY.
Three youths in the heyday of life's hopeful spring, On a bright April morn gaily hied, With three little skiffs, each one made by himself, To skim o'er the silvery tide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Lover pleads untiring, At the beloved one's feet, Each seeking the missed linklet That may life's chain complete.
Some seek the link in pleasure, In rioting and sin. Others, in forced retirement Of self, in cloisters dim. Some make the world's applauses Their sole reward and aim, Some torture gold to fashion The missed links of life's chain.
Strive on, ye band of workers, In faith and courage strong, Knowledge by labour entereth, Through perseverance long;No prize is half so precious As tha...t obtained through pain, No means like self-denial, For perfecting life's chain.
Ever a something wanting, Ever, just one link more;Such is the hope-lit watchword Of pilgrims to heaven's shore, Nor till on that shore landed, Will missed links of life's chainBe found, and firmly welded, To sunder ne'er again.
* * * * * A PAINFUL HISTORY.
Three youths in the heyday of life's hopeful spring, On a bright April morn gaily hied, With three little skiffs, each one made by himself, To skim o'er the silvery tide.
What to read after Home Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hs Battersby to read onlineMoreLess
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