Rhymes From a Reclining Chair
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Honor to Francis ! he gave without fee His life-work to conquer the treacherous sea.
His genius has girt our wave-beaten shore With safeguards of life unknown there before.
Neither lighthouse nor beacon bears his name.
No bust or monument heralds his fame ; But long as men traverse the sea in ships His name should gratefully dwell on their lips.
And honor to those who battle to save ; They rival the soldier in conflict brave.
There's nothing in song or story that lives Nobler than records the l...ife service gives.
In cold and darkness, through tempest and hail.
Toil the life-savers, whose hearts never fail.
Until Iqve of manhood on earth shall cease, We'll praise the brave surfmen, — Heroes of Peace.
29 TO HONORABLE ALBERT G. DOW, ON HIS 94th birthday.
TLTAIL ! worthy son of " Granite State," The new-born babe of eighteen-eight ; Another cent'ry's open page Records that child the honored sage.
With all the grace that manhood lends.
With mem'ries sweet and hosts of friends.
He notes the flight of passing years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Honor to Francis ! he gave without fee His life-work to conquer the treacherous sea.
His genius has girt our wave-beaten shore With safeguards of life unknown there before.
Neither lighthouse nor beacon bears his name.
No bust or monument heralds his fame ; But long as men traverse the sea in ships His name should gratefully dwell on their lips.
And honor to those who battle to save ; They rival the soldier in conflict brave.
There's nothing in song or story that lives Nobler than records the l...ife service gives.
In cold and darkness, through tempest and hail.
Toil the life-savers, whose hearts never fail.
Until Iqve of manhood on earth shall cease, We'll praise the brave surfmen, — Heroes of Peace.
29 TO HONORABLE ALBERT G. DOW, ON HIS 94th birthday.
TLTAIL ! worthy son of " Granite State," The new-born babe of eighteen-eight ; Another cent'ry's open page Records that child the honored sage.
With all the grace that manhood lends.
With mem'ries sweet and hosts of friends.
He notes the flight of passing years.
What to read after Rhymes From a Reclining Chair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James T James Thomas Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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