Unfrequented Paths: Songs of Nature, Labor and MenJames H. West Company, 1903 - 115 pagini |
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN Allah amber air ancient ASTOR beasts blessed blest blood brow calm I watch cheer Christ Christian martyrs kneel crown cruel crushed DANIEL WEBSTER dark Dashing like white-foamed dawn day-dawn day-star fell dear deeds dream dumb wit earth eternal faith falls that poise fear feed feet flag foes Freedom Freedom's gaunt bands give glory golden Golden Calf good-will greed hail hand hearts hope humble Justice KEEP IN STEP King kiss land Lift light Love abound love supreme love's Lovest thou mighty morn MOUNTAIN BROOK mountains neath night o'er Onward patriot sires Peace poise means death poor man's burden prayer pride proud Mammon's pulseless silence falls rays RESTLESS OCEAN WATERS ROBERT BURNS ROLL sacrifice song soon the dark soul stand sweet thee THOU ALMIGHTY THOU RESTLESS OCEAN to-day toil truth UNFREQUENTED PATHS Union band walk waters in tumultuous weary white-foamed chargers WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN wrong
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Pagina 18 - Bowed by the weight of centuries he leans Upon his hoe and gazes on the ground, The emptiness of ages in his face, And on his back the burden of the world.
Pagina 31 - He will call aloud on Freedom, And Freedom's God shall hear ; He will try you in the balance ; He will deal out justice true ; For the Poor Man with his burden Weighs more with God than you. Lift off the poor man's burden, My Country, grand and great ; The Orient has no treasures To buy a Christian State. Our souls brook not oppression, Our needs — if read aright — Call not for wide possession, But Freedom's sacred light.
Pagina 110 - To-night we meet within the mystic halls Of these our brothers, whose emblazoned shields Glow forth in golden splendor on our walls, Greeting with joy the sword our Order wields. Fraternal greetings give we back again To Damien and to Pythias, Knights of old, Who counted friendship better than all gain Of worldly praise or ill-begotten gold, Like them we succor give, uplift the low. Hold out the helping hand to all who need. And buckle on the armor 'gainst the foe Whose impious hands are stained...
Pagina 27 - THE POOR MAN'S BURDEN (After Kipling) ILE on the poor man's burden — Drive out the beastly breed ; Go bind his sons in exile Xo serve your pride and greed ; To wait in heavy harness Upon your rich and grand ; The common working peoples, The serfs of every land. Pile on the poor man's burden — His patience will abide ; He'll veil the threat of terror And check the show of pride.
Pagina 94 - Friend, thou hast struggled on through years Regardless of the scoffs and jeers Of time and men. Who sets the world of thought aglow, Is counted oft man's deadliest foe By thoughtless brains : But thoughtless brains will some day think, And at thy fountain pause and drink, And praise thy name.
Pagina 30 - To work for others' profit And suffer on in pain. Pile on the poor man's burden — Your savage wars increase; Give him his full of famine, Nor bid his sickness cease. And when your goal is nearest Your glory's dearly bought, For the Poor Man in his fury May bring your pride to naught.
Pagina 38 - JEEP in step and do not falter ; Forward march to Freedom's altar; Onward, though our path be dreary, Onward, though our steps be weary. We shall win with steps united, Free the land by evil blighted.
Pagina 19 - О men of wealth and power, the pleading poor Cry not in vain to God's Almighty power ! Throw off your burden of excessive wealth, Or it will bear you down to lowest gulf. г • ', У'Г: Ч ¡ i ..с L:;:. AÏ.Y L î û...