'all's Well!'
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Why do you delay?" "Come and help me, Sister Summer, Winter blocks my way. " Little Spring tried everything, Sighs and moans and tears, Winter howled with mocking laughter, Covered her with jeers.
Winter, rough old surly beggar, Practised every vice, Pelted her with hail and snow storms, Clogged her feet with ice.
But, by chance at last they caught him Unawares one day, Tied his hands and feet, and dancing, Sped upon their way.
LONELY BROTHER Art thou lonely, O my brother? Share thy... little with another! Stretch a hand to one unfriended, And thy loneliness is ended. So both thou and he Shall less lonely be. And of thy one loneliness Shall come two's great happiness.
COMFORT YE!
"_Comfort ye, my people!_" Saith your God, -- "_And be ye comforted! And--be--ye--comforted!_" Roughly my plough did plough you, Sharp were my strokes, and sore, But nothing less could bow you, Nothing less could your souls restore To the depths and the heights of my longing, To the strength you had known before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why do you delay?" "Come and help me, Sister Summer, Winter blocks my way. " Little Spring tried everything, Sighs and moans and tears, Winter howled with mocking laughter, Covered her with jeers.
Winter, rough old surly beggar, Practised every vice, Pelted her with hail and snow storms, Clogged her feet with ice.
But, by chance at last they caught him Unawares one day, Tied his hands and feet, and dancing, Sped upon their way.
LONELY BROTHER Art thou lonely, O my brother? Share thy... little with another! Stretch a hand to one unfriended, And thy loneliness is ended. So both thou and he Shall less lonely be. And of thy one loneliness Shall come two's great happiness.
COMFORT YE!
"_Comfort ye, my people!_" Saith your God, -- "_And be ye comforted! And--be--ye--comforted!_" Roughly my plough did plough you, Sharp were my strokes, and sore, But nothing less could bow you, Nothing less could your souls restore To the depths and the heights of my longing, To the strength you had known before.
What to read after 'all's Well!'?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oxenham John to read onlineMoreLess
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