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165 And there the tree of life is blooming ever, Bearing the fruits of holiness and peace.
And every dweller in that happj land May touch and take the fruit with an unsparing hand.
Oh happy, happy dwelling ! — Not a sorrow Burdens the air" with sigbings of distress, No longings fer a better^ happier morrow, Haunt that dear land of perfect blessedness !
But peace and gladness plume their pinions bright, And fill the whole blest air with rapture and delight.
There walk the saints in robes of dazz...ling whiteness, Those who with us these earthly homes have trod ; Now they are clothed with majesty and brightness, And talk with angels, and commune with God.
Oh, how supremely blest, to have laid down Clay for an angel's robe and ashes for a crown I Strange that these hearts of ours should ever falter, Weeping for those committed to the dust, 166 TXTTBBANCE.
Whose souls already bow before the altar With the great concourse of the good and just !
Strange that our love would call them back again To life's great toilsome march, — once more care laden men!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
165 And there the tree of life is blooming ever, Bearing the fruits of holiness and peace.
And every dweller in that happj land May touch and take the fruit with an unsparing hand.
Oh happy, happy dwelling ! — Not a sorrow Burdens the air" with sigbings of distress, No longings fer a better^ happier morrow, Haunt that dear land of perfect blessedness !
But peace and gladness plume their pinions bright, And fill the whole blest air with rapture and delight.
There walk the saints in robes of dazz...ling whiteness, Those who with us these earthly homes have trod ; Now they are clothed with majesty and brightness, And talk with angels, and commune with God.
Oh, how supremely blest, to have laid down Clay for an angel's robe and ashes for a crown I Strange that these hearts of ours should ever falter, Weeping for those committed to the dust, 166 TXTTBBANCE.
Whose souls already bow before the altar With the great concourse of the good and just !
Strange that our love would call them back again To life's great toilsome march, — once more care laden men!
What to read after Utterance;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason, Caroline A. (Caroline Atherton), 1823-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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