Its endless being but begun ? Shall he, with an immortal mind, Too oft pursue life's shadows vain, — And with mysterious folly blind, Barter his soul for worldly gain ? Pangs, keenest to the lost, will spring From memory of their earthly state, —... Hymns and Sacred Lyrics - Pàgina 3per Joseph Cottle - 1828 - 468 pàginesVisualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
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...mind, Too oft pursue life's shadows vain, And with mysterious folly blind, Barter his soul for worldly gain ? Pangs, keenest to the lost, will spring From...late. Lord, teach us where our safety lies, Let us the best of lessons learn ; Pilgrims below, may we be wise, And make our souls our chief concern ! JOSHUA... | |
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...Born to survive yon glorious sun ! When age on age hath ceased to roll, Its endless being but begun ! Yet man, with an immortal mind, Pursues through life...folly, blind, Barters his soul, and calls it gain ! Lord, teach us where our safety lies ! Let us the first of lessons learn : All pilgrims here, may... | |
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