All Quiet Along the Potomac And Other Poems
All Quiet Along the Potomac And Other Poems
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"I hear sweet music. Mother, see ! A childish presence beckons me ; And oh, where once was twist, and mar, The shining wings of angels are. " THE LESSON OF A SHADOW.
OLD Uncle Ralph by the cottage sat, Wearing well-brushed coat, and his Sunday hat, On the little porch where the shadow sweet Of the maple boughs, fell across the street.
Lakes of the sunshine, shores of shade, Islands, and capes, by the light winds made, 200 THE LESSON OF A SHADOW.
Were mapped in gold on the dewy ground, With a gr...assy rim like a ribbon round.
And Max, wise Max, in the doorway stood, In a doubting man s misanthropic mood, Saying, " Uncle Ralph, may be that is so, For you, but for me Unless I know Through my senses keen either hear, or see, Why, the thing itself is unproved to me. " This the phrase I caught out of long debate On the need of faith in our mortal state, As I looked the loops of the woodbine through At the old brown face full of glory new.
"Look yonder, Max. " In a pool of sun Flitted here and hither a shadow dun Of a little bird that we could not see.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I hear sweet music. Mother, see ! A childish presence beckons me ; And oh, where once was twist, and mar, The shining wings of angels are. " THE LESSON OF A SHADOW.
OLD Uncle Ralph by the cottage sat, Wearing well-brushed coat, and his Sunday hat, On the little porch where the shadow sweet Of the maple boughs, fell across the street.
Lakes of the sunshine, shores of shade, Islands, and capes, by the light winds made, 200 THE LESSON OF A SHADOW.
Were mapped in gold on the dewy ground, With a gr...assy rim like a ribbon round.
And Max, wise Max, in the doorway stood, In a doubting man s misanthropic mood, Saying, " Uncle Ralph, may be that is so, For you, but for me Unless I know Through my senses keen either hear, or see, Why, the thing itself is unproved to me. " This the phrase I caught out of long debate On the need of faith in our mortal state, As I looked the loops of the woodbine through At the old brown face full of glory new.
"Look yonder, Max. " In a pool of sun Flitted here and hither a shadow dun Of a little bird that we could not see.
What to read after All Quiet Along the Potomac And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethelinda Elliot Beers to read onlineMoreLess
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