Into the Light
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May Life with newer messages and hopes Spread its great feast before our ravished sense ; And as the years in grand procession move Victorious toward God-appointed goals, With Faith to light us may we surely see [34] That Good sits throned within the heart of things, Proclaiming that the lowliest, humblest one, E'en as the saintliest or proudest, bears Deep in his inmost soul a deathless sign Avouching he is God's and is divine.
[35] CARCASSONNE ATTAINED A POET once Gustave Nadaud With poignant... phrase which cuts the heart, And yet with all the wiles that know The solace of consummate art, Immortally did sing of him Who, when his three-score years had run, Yearned that ere death his eyes should dim They might behold great Carcassonne That glorious place just o'er the hill, So very far, and yet so near, Where all was good, and nought was ill, And wonder shone without a peer. Yet not for him this priceless gold, Some other task must first be done, Nor did he save in dreams behold The radiant sights of Carcassonne !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May Life with newer messages and hopes Spread its great feast before our ravished sense ; And as the years in grand procession move Victorious toward God-appointed goals, With Faith to light us may we surely see [34] That Good sits throned within the heart of things, Proclaiming that the lowliest, humblest one, E'en as the saintliest or proudest, bears Deep in his inmost soul a deathless sign Avouching he is God's and is divine.
[35] CARCASSONNE ATTAINED A POET once Gustave Nadaud With poignant... phrase which cuts the heart, And yet with all the wiles that know The solace of consummate art, Immortally did sing of him Who, when his three-score years had run, Yearned that ere death his eyes should dim They might behold great Carcassonne That glorious place just o'er the hill, So very far, and yet so near, Where all was good, and nought was ill, And wonder shone without a peer. Yet not for him this priceless gold, Some other task must first be done, Nor did he save in dreams behold The radiant sights of Carcassonne !
What to read after Into the Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robeson Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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