Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy: a book of Thoughts And Arguments, Originally Treated. Also, a Thousand Lines, And Other Poems
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Look upon this noble-hearted Substitute ; seeing thy woes, he pitied thee, Bowed beneath the mountain of thy sin, and perished, — ^but for Godhead ; There stood the Atlas in liis power, and Prometheus in his love is there.
Emptying on wretched man the blessings earned from heaven : Put them not away, hide them in thy heart, poor and penitent receiver, Be gratitude thy counsellor to good, and wholesome fear unto obedience : Remember, the pruning-knife is keen, cutting cankers even from the vine ...: Remember, twelve were chosen, and one among them liveth — in perdition.
Yea, — for standing unatoned, the soul is a bison on the prairie, Hunted by those trooping wolves, the many sinful yesterdays : And it speedeth a terrified Deucalion, flinging back the pebble in his flight, The pebble that must add one more to those pursuing ghosts. (*) O man, there is a storm behind, should drive thy bark to haven ; Thy foe, the foe is on thy track, patient, certain, and avenging ; Day by day, solemnly and silently, foUoweth the fearful past, — His step is lame but sure ; for he catcheth the present in eternity : And how to escape that foe, the present-past in future ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Look upon this noble-hearted Substitute ; seeing thy woes, he pitied thee, Bowed beneath the mountain of thy sin, and perished, — ^but for Godhead ; There stood the Atlas in liis power, and Prometheus in his love is there.
Emptying on wretched man the blessings earned from heaven : Put them not away, hide them in thy heart, poor and penitent receiver, Be gratitude thy counsellor to good, and wholesome fear unto obedience : Remember, the pruning-knife is keen, cutting cankers even from the vine ...: Remember, twelve were chosen, and one among them liveth — in perdition.
Yea, — for standing unatoned, the soul is a bison on the prairie, Hunted by those trooping wolves, the many sinful yesterdays : And it speedeth a terrified Deucalion, flinging back the pebble in his flight, The pebble that must add one more to those pursuing ghosts. (*) O man, there is a storm behind, should drive thy bark to haven ; Thy foe, the foe is on thy track, patient, certain, and avenging ; Day by day, solemnly and silently, foUoweth the fearful past, — His step is lame but sure ; for he catcheth the present in eternity : And how to escape that foe, the present-past in future ?
What to read after Tupper's Proverbial Philosophy: a book of Thoughts And Arguments, Originally Treated. Also, a Thousand Lines, And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tupper, Martin Farquhar, 1810-1889, Comp to read onlineMoreLess
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