The Language of Flowers : Poetically Expressed : Being a Complete Flora's Album
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Where 's the tongue that can pre claim The fearful work of curbless flame ?
* * * * Listen, youth ! nor scorn nor frown, Thou must chain thy passions down.
Well to serve, but ill to sway, Like the fire they must obey.
Eliza Cooi.
46 FLORA'8 albcm, EvergTeen.
POVERTY.
"Would ye \^io live in psJace h&lls, With servants round to wait, Know s"-ht of him who craving falls Before thine outer pate?
Come with me when the. piercing blast Is whistling wild and free ; Ulien muffled forma are hurrying past..., And then his portion see.
I Ml lerul thee through the narrow lanes, To a dwelling dark and damp, Where the poor man strives to ease his pains ; Where by a feeble lamp The worse than widowed mother, long Doth her busy needle ply, Whilst round her, children anxious throng, And for a morsel cry.
Come with me then in such an hour, To such a place, and pee That He who gave thee wealth, gave power To stay such misery ; Come with me, — nor with empty hand.
Ope' thou the poor man's door ; Come, with fbe produce of thy land, And thou find: gather more, J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where 's the tongue that can pre claim The fearful work of curbless flame ?
* * * * Listen, youth ! nor scorn nor frown, Thou must chain thy passions down.
Well to serve, but ill to sway, Like the fire they must obey.
Eliza Cooi.
46 FLORA'8 albcm, EvergTeen.
POVERTY.
"Would ye \^io live in psJace h&lls, With servants round to wait, Know s"-ht of him who craving falls Before thine outer pate?
Come with me when the. piercing blast Is whistling wild and free ; Ulien muffled forma are hurrying past..., And then his portion see.
I Ml lerul thee through the narrow lanes, To a dwelling dark and damp, Where the poor man strives to ease his pains ; Where by a feeble lamp The worse than widowed mother, long Doth her busy needle ply, Whilst round her, children anxious throng, And for a morsel cry.
Come with me then in such an hour, To such a place, and pee That He who gave thee wealth, gave power To stay such misery ; Come with me, — nor with empty hand.
Ope' thou the poor man's door ; Come, with fbe produce of thy land, And thou find: gather more, J.
What to read after The Language of Flowers : Poetically Expressed : Being a Complete Flora's Album?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John S. (John Stowell), D. 1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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