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And art thou then The vision of that brutish king, A tortured dream at break of day^ A monstrous misbegotten thing.
With head of gold and heart of clay ?
113 H IN THE TRAIN Bound for the west, I sate alone at ease ; The impatient engine puffed a vaporous curl ; Last came a busthng man, with boy and girl That bore his baggage, and were fain to please.
He chid them, spake them roughly : then each child Looked in his face and strove to understand. And when he slept, they laid small hand in hand, A...nd softly and compassionately smiled.
As tender souls, on whom some bitter loss Has fallen, gently name the vanished name, Tracing the sombre shadow of the cross With trembling lips, and plead to be forgiven.
And emulate, or wholly put to shame.
The careless magnanimity of heaven. 114 AN ENGLISH SHELL [In the summer of 1893 it is said that a peasant, ploughing in a field near Sebastopol, came upon an unexploded English shell, fired in the Crimean war ; this he incautiously struck, when the shell exploded, blowing him and his team to pieces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And art thou then The vision of that brutish king, A tortured dream at break of day^ A monstrous misbegotten thing.
With head of gold and heart of clay ?
113 H IN THE TRAIN Bound for the west, I sate alone at ease ; The impatient engine puffed a vaporous curl ; Last came a busthng man, with boy and girl That bore his baggage, and were fain to please.
He chid them, spake them roughly : then each child Looked in his face and strove to understand. And when he slept, they laid small hand in hand, A...nd softly and compassionately smiled.
As tender souls, on whom some bitter loss Has fallen, gently name the vanished name, Tracing the sombre shadow of the cross With trembling lips, and plead to be forgiven.
And emulate, or wholly put to shame.
The careless magnanimity of heaven. 114 AN ENGLISH SHELL [In the summer of 1893 it is said that a peasant, ploughing in a field near Sebastopol, came upon an unexploded English shell, fired in the Crimean war ; this he incautiously struck, when the shell exploded, blowing him and his team to pieces.
What to read after Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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