Olrig Grange
Olrig Grange
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That you with him, like lilve, would go Into a world of thorns and briers, Glad to be with him in weal or woe.
That is the curse upon us. Rose ; We cannot dare a noble fate, And yet our hearts find no repose In all our empty show and state : LOQUITUR PATER. 133 We can be neither small nor great ; With strong desire and feeble power We hanker through our weary hour, Like flowers that try to blossom late, In a sickly struggle with frost and shower.
Our race is run : the Norman knight Is distanced... by the engineer ; The cotton-spinner beats us quite When all the battle is to clear A hundred thousand pounds a year : That is the glory of our age. Six figures on the Ledger's page, — And no bad glory either, dear, As glory goes among saint and sage.
Our life is all a poor illusion, And nothing is that seems to be ; Our knowledge only breeds confusion, Our love is moonshine on the sea.
134 LOQUITUR PATER.
Our faith is but the shadow we Cast on the cloud that bounds our view ; And to be virtuous and true Is trouble, plague, and misery, If we have not the funds when the bills come due.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That you with him, like lilve, would go Into a world of thorns and briers, Glad to be with him in weal or woe.
That is the curse upon us. Rose ; We cannot dare a noble fate, And yet our hearts find no repose In all our empty show and state : LOQUITUR PATER. 133 We can be neither small nor great ; With strong desire and feeble power We hanker through our weary hour, Like flowers that try to blossom late, In a sickly struggle with frost and shower.
Our race is run : the Norman knight Is distanced... by the engineer ; The cotton-spinner beats us quite When all the battle is to clear A hundred thousand pounds a year : That is the glory of our age. Six figures on the Ledger's page, — And no bad glory either, dear, As glory goes among saint and sage.
Our life is all a poor illusion, And nothing is that seems to be ; Our knowledge only breeds confusion, Our love is moonshine on the sea.
134 LOQUITUR PATER.
Our faith is but the shadow we Cast on the cloud that bounds our view ; And to be virtuous and true Is trouble, plague, and misery, If we have not the funds when the bills come due.
What to read after Olrig Grange?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter C Walter Chalmers Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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