Saul of Tarsus Microform a Dramatic Poem
Saul of Tarsus Microform a Dramatic Poem
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'Twere well done Know ye the fishers of Gennesaret, Those toilers on that sometime perilous sea ? And how they note the watches of the night With bated breath ; how cast their tangled nets To compass finny shoals ; how boisterous flaws Toss, in mad revelry, their hapless barks From trough to crest of curling, yeasty waves ? And how they long for day, lest, drifting lorn, They strand upon unfriendly lee, or plunge Headlong beneath the seething flood and perish ? E'en now returns, across the wast...e of years This cry, once lifted from Gennesaret, To Him for succor, who is strong to save : (Sings. ) Night broods over the stormy sea, Dangers threaten my bark and me, Hear the cry that I lift to Thee, Father hear Thou my petition : Be Thou shelter against the blast, Be my refuge, till storms be past, Lead me onward to Light at last, father of might and monition.
SAUL OF TARSUS. 54 Lord, the tempest grows fierce and wild, Doubt and weakness possess Thy child, Bid the waters around me piled, Calm into silent submission.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Twere well done Know ye the fishers of Gennesaret, Those toilers on that sometime perilous sea ? And how they note the watches of the night With bated breath ; how cast their tangled nets To compass finny shoals ; how boisterous flaws Toss, in mad revelry, their hapless barks From trough to crest of curling, yeasty waves ? And how they long for day, lest, drifting lorn, They strand upon unfriendly lee, or plunge Headlong beneath the seething flood and perish ? E'en now returns, across the wast...e of years This cry, once lifted from Gennesaret, To Him for succor, who is strong to save : (Sings. ) Night broods over the stormy sea, Dangers threaten my bark and me, Hear the cry that I lift to Thee, Father hear Thou my petition : Be Thou shelter against the blast, Be my refuge, till storms be past, Lead me onward to Light at last, father of might and monition.
SAUL OF TARSUS. 54 Lord, the tempest grows fierce and wild, Doubt and weakness possess Thy child, Bid the waters around me piled, Calm into silent submission.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Smith Mershon to read onlineMoreLess
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