Rampolli by George MacDonald
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page 92 of 162 (56%)
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Is but a brittle glass;
Experience of changing things Might teach a very ass! Right often Many turns to None, And honour has but a short run. To do right, to be good and clear, Is more than rank and gold; Then art thou always of good cheer, And blisses hast untold; Then art thou with thyself at one, And hatest no man, fearest none. I am content. In triumph's tone, My song, let people know! And many a mighty man, with throne And sceptre, is not so. And if he is, why then, I cry, The man is just the same as I. FROM GENESTET. THREE PAIRS AND ONE. You have two ears--and but one mouth: Let this, friend, be a token-- Much should be heard, and not so much |
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