A Leaf From the Old Forest
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Hallowed shall be that day, In memory alwayMost dear unto me;For, though I did not see The angel of death near, She may have seen His sable garments peerFrom the long ranks of time, And heard his voice chime, "I shall come to bring theeUnto eternity. " Dead! dead! Oh! bidMy trembling heart be still. It cannot brook this ill;This strange and burdened truth It cannot bear. The brightness of my youth It chills to hear. Ah me! and has she gone, Who in sickness watched me long, Smoothed my pillow, h...ushed the throng, And said To childhood's fears, "Begone!" Who in error chid, And would gently bidA rising rage be still, Or check a stubborn will, In childhood seeming ill. I think I see her now(The smile upon her brow)Sit in the woody shade, Adown the rural glade, So full in song. And watch her fondled boy, With some much cherished toy, Run raptured long. Ah yes! too truly she hath gone. The vacant seat to fillThere is none other, there is none To take her place. A mother lost Is ever most A home can bear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hallowed shall be that day, In memory alwayMost dear unto me;For, though I did not see The angel of death near, She may have seen His sable garments peerFrom the long ranks of time, And heard his voice chime, "I shall come to bring theeUnto eternity. " Dead! dead! Oh! bidMy trembling heart be still. It cannot brook this ill;This strange and burdened truth It cannot bear. The brightness of my youth It chills to hear. Ah me! and has she gone, Who in sickness watched me long, Smoothed my pillow, h...ushed the throng, And said To childhood's fears, "Begone!" Who in error chid, And would gently bidA rising rage be still, Or check a stubborn will, In childhood seeming ill. I think I see her now(The smile upon her brow)Sit in the woody shade, Adown the rural glade, So full in song. And watch her fondled boy, With some much cherished toy, Run raptured long. Ah yes! too truly she hath gone. The vacant seat to fillThere is none other, there is none To take her place. A mother lost Is ever most A home can bear.
What to read after A Leaf From the Old Forest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cossar John D. to read onlineMoreLess
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