The Cottagers Sabbath a Poem
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It chanced that day the portion which they read Contained the story of the Froward Son, Who, careless of the tears his father shed, A mad career of thoughtless folly run. In woe to end, although in smiles begun. It then pourtrayed the misery supreme He had to bear, when all his wealth was gone, Till hunger fierce and wretchedness extreme Made him the husks for swine luxurious food esteem.
XIII.
The story told, moreover, how at last A better feeling came across his mind. And how his sire, forget...ful of the past, Looked on the ragged wretch, and wept to find His son returned to holier ways inclined. The Cotter's heart beat strongly, for he felt The moral force of that instruction kind. Which made his soul with soft emotions melt. And long to clasp his child ere at his feet he knelt.
80 THE COTTAGER'S SABBATH.
XIV.
And now the time the Cotter always spent Each Sabbath-day in visiting the sick. Was drawing on, and so before he went Away from home he reached his Sunday stick, A sapling oak, gnarled, knotty, strong and thick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It chanced that day the portion which they read Contained the story of the Froward Son, Who, careless of the tears his father shed, A mad career of thoughtless folly run. In woe to end, although in smiles begun. It then pourtrayed the misery supreme He had to bear, when all his wealth was gone, Till hunger fierce and wretchedness extreme Made him the husks for swine luxurious food esteem.
XIII.
The story told, moreover, how at last A better feeling came across his mind. And how his sire, forget...ful of the past, Looked on the ragged wretch, and wept to find His son returned to holier ways inclined. The Cotter's heart beat strongly, for he felt The moral force of that instruction kind. Which made his soul with soft emotions melt. And long to clasp his child ere at his feet he knelt.
80 THE COTTAGER'S SABBATH.
XIV.
And now the time the Cotter always spent Each Sabbath-day in visiting the sick. Was drawing on, and so before he went Away from home he reached his Sunday stick, A sapling oak, gnarled, knotty, strong and thick.
What to read after The Cottagers Sabbath a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mullen to read onlineMoreLess
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