Poems And Songs With Lectures On the Genius And Works of Burns And the Rev Ge
Poems And Songs With Lectures On the Genius And Works of Burns And the Rev Ge
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to this humble family, peace and rest Be ever with them in this world below — All hail to him that hath a feeling breast, Who sees and fain would share a brother's woe ; Peace to the just, the generous, and the good ; Hasten that time, Lord, when we shall see Thy holy precepts practised — understood — O then, and not till then, will mankind be The good and God-like beings meant and made by Thee 60 Ube Hulfc IRfrftsarfc.
" 'Tis but a night, a long and moonless night. We make the grave our bed, a...nd then are gone. " — Blaih.
WEEL I liked to wander When the e'ening sun is set — When the raven on the castle croaks, And the grass wi' dew is wet — When the birds hae ceased their singing, And to their hames repaired, Then, O then, I like to wander In the auld kirkyard. * * The small city of the dead that suggested to the author the writing of these lines is as perfect a ruin as its citizens within ; no kind offence defends it from the raid of the ruthless intruder — yet would the poet reverently linger among its stones till the eleventh hour had proclaimed the approach of summer's midnight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to this humble family, peace and rest Be ever with them in this world below — All hail to him that hath a feeling breast, Who sees and fain would share a brother's woe ; Peace to the just, the generous, and the good ; Hasten that time, Lord, when we shall see Thy holy precepts practised — understood — O then, and not till then, will mankind be The good and God-like beings meant and made by Thee 60 Ube Hulfc IRfrftsarfc.
" 'Tis but a night, a long and moonless night. We make the grave our bed, a...nd then are gone. " — Blaih.
WEEL I liked to wander When the e'ening sun is set — When the raven on the castle croaks, And the grass wi' dew is wet — When the birds hae ceased their singing, And to their hames repaired, Then, O then, I like to wander In the auld kirkyard. * * The small city of the dead that suggested to the author the writing of these lines is as perfect a ruin as its citizens within ; no kind offence defends it from the raid of the ruthless intruder — yet would the poet reverently linger among its stones till the eleventh hour had proclaimed the approach of summer's midnight.
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