Wayside Pictures Hymns And Poems
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And as through life fi-om stage to stage /~\ N through the meadow-paths they wallied With fleeting foot he trod.
I 1 Towards the setting sun.
It shed a sweetness through his sotil, \J By hedgerows bright with hyacinths, And lefl him up to God.
That father and his son.
And now the old man raised his eyes.
And asked with earnest joy, " Which is the greatest work of God ?
Come, answer me, my boy. " THE FALL OF SLAVEEY.
Before them rose a lofty hill.
With rocks upon its crest ; "m M" USING by a mos...sy fountain, A rushing river at its base, \/| In the blossom month of May, And woods upon its breast ; J-tX Saw I coming down a mountain The eagles perched among the crags : An old man whose locks were grey ; "0 father, it must be And the flowei-y valleys echoed, God's greatest work to raise aloft As he sang his earnest lay.
The eternal hills, " said he.
" Prayer is heard, the chain is riven, *' no, my son : the hills are gi-and.
Shout it over land and sea ; And grand they will remain : Slavery from earth is driven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as through life fi-om stage to stage /~\ N through the meadow-paths they wallied With fleeting foot he trod.
I 1 Towards the setting sun.
It shed a sweetness through his sotil, \J By hedgerows bright with hyacinths, And lefl him up to God.
That father and his son.
And now the old man raised his eyes.
And asked with earnest joy, " Which is the greatest work of God ?
Come, answer me, my boy. " THE FALL OF SLAVEEY.
Before them rose a lofty hill.
With rocks upon its crest ; "m M" USING by a mos...sy fountain, A rushing river at its base, \/| In the blossom month of May, And woods upon its breast ; J-tX Saw I coming down a mountain The eagles perched among the crags : An old man whose locks were grey ; "0 father, it must be And the flowei-y valleys echoed, God's greatest work to raise aloft As he sang his earnest lay.
The eternal hills, " said he.
" Prayer is heard, the chain is riven, *' no, my son : the hills are gi-and.
Shout it over land and sea ; And grand they will remain : Slavery from earth is driven.
What to read after Wayside Pictures Hymns And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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