Along the Trail : a book of Lyrics
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47 Lone Pine, that thron'st thyself upon the height, Aloof and kingly, overlooking all, Yet uncompanioned, with the Day and Night For pageant and the winds for festival !
I was thy minion once, and now renew Mine ancient fealty — To that which shaped me still remaining true, ^nd through allegiance only growing free.
So with no foreign nor oblivious heart, Dartmouth, I seek once more thy granite seat ; Nor only of thy hills I feel me part, But each encounter of the village street.
The ball-playe...rs on the campus, and their shouting, The runners lithe and fleet.
The noisy groups of idlers, and the songs, The laughter and the flouting — Spectacled comic unrelated beings With book in hand, Who *mid all stir of life, all whirl of rhythms.
All strivings, lovings, kissings, dreamings, seeings, Still live apart in some strange land Of aorists and ohms and logarithms — All these are mine ; I greet them with a shout.
Whether they will or no, they greet me too.
Grave teachers and the students' jocund rout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
47 Lone Pine, that thron'st thyself upon the height, Aloof and kingly, overlooking all, Yet uncompanioned, with the Day and Night For pageant and the winds for festival !
I was thy minion once, and now renew Mine ancient fealty — To that which shaped me still remaining true, ^nd through allegiance only growing free.
So with no foreign nor oblivious heart, Dartmouth, I seek once more thy granite seat ; Nor only of thy hills I feel me part, But each encounter of the village street.
The ball-playe...rs on the campus, and their shouting, The runners lithe and fleet.
The noisy groups of idlers, and the songs, The laughter and the flouting — Spectacled comic unrelated beings With book in hand, Who *mid all stir of life, all whirl of rhythms.
All strivings, lovings, kissings, dreamings, seeings, Still live apart in some strange land Of aorists and ohms and logarithms — All these are mine ; I greet them with a shout.
Whether they will or no, they greet me too.
Grave teachers and the students' jocund rout.
What to read after Along the Trail : a book of Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hovey, Richard, 1864-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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