The Harp of Zion : a Collection of Poems, &c.
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Apostles ! fiends in human shape, he viewed ; The Priesthood ! dupes, or duped. In madness thus He raved, and counted o'er his money lost ; — The turning period of his selfish soul — And like old Shylock, grinned in bitter spite To have his " pound of flesh." We parted thus. , 'Twas past all patience, longer to endure.
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THE ORPHAN.
Twas Whitsuntide ! a sad, distressing term For many houseless souls, who having left Their homes, where they for years had lived, and with ...Misfortune battled. One instance 111 give Of this momentous time : — A widow and Her son ; they, unlike many, had enjoyed In former years, the sunshine of esteem And fortune. Her husband, a merchant, lived For years on the resources of his trade In affluence, and much respected worth ; But long protracted illness, debt, and death, Left his lone widow and her son a prey To mercenary men. His corse was not A day interred, till all they had was seized And sold by auction in the market place.
The landlord shar'd with those who roughly threw Her out of doors, and there she was, poor soul !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apostles ! fiends in human shape, he viewed ; The Priesthood ! dupes, or duped. In madness thus He raved, and counted o'er his money lost ; — The turning period of his selfish soul — And like old Shylock, grinned in bitter spite To have his " pound of flesh." We parted thus. , 'Twas past all patience, longer to endure.
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THE ORPHAN.
Twas Whitsuntide ! a sad, distressing term For many houseless souls, who having left Their homes, where they for years had lived, and with ...Misfortune battled. One instance 111 give Of this momentous time : — A widow and Her son ; they, unlike many, had enjoyed In former years, the sunshine of esteem And fortune. Her husband, a merchant, lived For years on the resources of his trade In affluence, and much respected worth ; But long protracted illness, debt, and death, Left his lone widow and her son a prey To mercenary men. His corse was not A day interred, till all they had was seized And sold by auction in the market place.
The landlord shar'd with those who roughly threw Her out of doors, and there she was, poor soul !
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