The Poetical Works of Adelaide a Procter
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" She was gentle, kind, and patient too, Yet in vain : the children held apart. Ah, their mother's gentle memory dwelt Near them, and her little orphans felt -She had the first claim upon their heart. 232 A NEW MOTHER. So three years passed ; than the war broke out ; Aud a rumor seemed to spread and rise ; First we guessed what sorrow must befall, Then all doubt fled, for we read it all In the depths of her despairing eyes. Yes ; Sir Arthur had been called away To that scene of slaughter, fear,... and strife, Now he seemed to know with double pain The cold, bitter gulf that must remain To divide his children from his wife. Nearer came the day he was to sail, Deeper grew the coming woe and fear, When, one night, the children at my knee Knelt to say their evening prayer to me, I looked up and saw Sir Arthur near. There they knelt with folded hands, and said Low, soft words in stammering accents sweet ; In the firelight shone their golden hair And white robes : my darlings looked so fair, With their little bare and rosy feet !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" She was gentle, kind, and patient too, Yet in vain : the children held apart. Ah, their mother's gentle memory dwelt Near them, and her little orphans felt -She had the first claim upon their heart. 232 A NEW MOTHER. So three years passed ; than the war broke out ; Aud a rumor seemed to spread and rise ; First we guessed what sorrow must befall, Then all doubt fled, for we read it all In the depths of her despairing eyes. Yes ; Sir Arthur had been called away To that scene of slaughter, fear,... and strife, Now he seemed to know with double pain The cold, bitter gulf that must remain To divide his children from his wife. Nearer came the day he was to sail, Deeper grew the coming woe and fear, When, one night, the children at my knee Knelt to say their evening prayer to me, I looked up and saw Sir Arthur near. There they knelt with folded hands, and said Low, soft words in stammering accents sweet ; In the firelight shone their golden hair And white robes : my darlings looked so fair, With their little bare and rosy feet !
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