Questions of the Soul
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" 'Tis a cruel creed, helieve it not !
Death to the good is a milder lot.
They are here — they are here." § * Herbert f Shakspeare. J LongfeUov. § Bryant, PROTESTANTISM. 147 And to fill up what it fails in doing, men grasp at every kind of superstitious practice to pene- trate the other world, and to discover its secrets " Poor wanderers, ye are sore distrest To find the path which Christ has blest Tracked by His saintly throng ; Each claims to trust his own weak wUl, Blind idol ! — so ye langu...ish still.
All wranglers, and aU wrong." * In the first place, we condemn Protestantistn, then, because it has no succor for man when he most needs it ; and, secondly, because it fail?
to answer the mystic tendencies of the heart.
* Dr. Newnum.
XVI " Nothing have I on earth that I desire Of all that I have seen, or known, or lov'd^ I would within me Heaven's smoaldering fire, And mortify the hopes that earthward rov'd,' For they hav9 to my eyes but shadows prov'd ; But beckoning onward with angelic sign, A beauteous vision hath for ever mov'd : Still as I gaze puts on a face divine ; I stretch my hands in vain, and still in vain I pine." Baptistbt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 'Tis a cruel creed, helieve it not !
Death to the good is a milder lot.
They are here — they are here." § * Herbert f Shakspeare. J LongfeUov. § Bryant, PROTESTANTISM. 147 And to fill up what it fails in doing, men grasp at every kind of superstitious practice to pene- trate the other world, and to discover its secrets " Poor wanderers, ye are sore distrest To find the path which Christ has blest Tracked by His saintly throng ; Each claims to trust his own weak wUl, Blind idol ! — so ye langu...ish still.
All wranglers, and aU wrong." * In the first place, we condemn Protestantistn, then, because it has no succor for man when he most needs it ; and, secondly, because it fail?
to answer the mystic tendencies of the heart.
* Dr. Newnum.
XVI " Nothing have I on earth that I desire Of all that I have seen, or known, or lov'd^ I would within me Heaven's smoaldering fire, And mortify the hopes that earthward rov'd,' For they hav9 to my eyes but shadows prov'd ; But beckoning onward with angelic sign, A beauteous vision hath for ever mov'd : Still as I gaze puts on a face divine ; I stretch my hands in vain, and still in vain I pine." Baptistbt.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hecker, Isaac Thomas, 1819-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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