A Hidden Life and Other Poems by George MacDonald
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page 68 of 339 (20%)
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But he said no more, as if in shame
Of the words that had burst from his lips in flame. She left him there, as at first she found, Seated in fetters upon the ground. But the sealed fountain, in pulses strong, O'erflowed his silence, and burst in song. "Oh! the wine Of the vine Is a feeble thing; In the rattle Of battle The true grapes spring. "When on force Of the horse, The arm flung abroad Is sweeping, And reaping The harvest of God. "When the fear Of the spear Makes way for its blow; And the faithless Lie breathless The horse-hoofs below. "The wave-crest, |
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