A Sheaf of Grain
A Sheaf of Grain
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A huge-orbed world, bathed in the sun's full light Rolls grand and lovely through the lower skies, And hides the Nadir from our wondering eyes !
Full half the space below, this wonder fills.
Seas, islands, continents — deep-shaded hills; Plains bathed in sunshine; forests dark as night, And snow-tipped mountains alternate in sight !
The ponderous orb slow on its axis rolls; Wide, snow-white girdles glitter around its Poles; While to the West, where Night yet holds her reign An inky darkness res...ts o'er sea and plain !
Entranced I gaze; with nervous hand I haste To stay our progress through the trackless waste. The conjurer, prompt to please my wayward will, Lends me a glass, and bids me gaze my fill. The magic tubes no sooner touch mine eyes Than at close range all Earth's broad surface lies ! Far to the North, 'mid huts of ice and snow. Wrapt in thick furs, see the stout Esquimaux ^'^^ Their dangerous labors ply; their frail barks g^te To slay the bear that climbs yon iceberg's side !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A huge-orbed world, bathed in the sun's full light Rolls grand and lovely through the lower skies, And hides the Nadir from our wondering eyes !
Full half the space below, this wonder fills.
Seas, islands, continents — deep-shaded hills; Plains bathed in sunshine; forests dark as night, And snow-tipped mountains alternate in sight !
The ponderous orb slow on its axis rolls; Wide, snow-white girdles glitter around its Poles; While to the West, where Night yet holds her reign An inky darkness res...ts o'er sea and plain !
Entranced I gaze; with nervous hand I haste To stay our progress through the trackless waste. The conjurer, prompt to please my wayward will, Lends me a glass, and bids me gaze my fill. The magic tubes no sooner touch mine eyes Than at close range all Earth's broad surface lies ! Far to the North, 'mid huts of ice and snow. Wrapt in thick furs, see the stout Esquimaux ^'^^ Their dangerous labors ply; their frail barks g^te To slay the bear that climbs yon iceberg's side !
What to read after A Sheaf of Grain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James W Temple to read onlineMoreLess
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