Along the Western Brandywine..
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" Moses " was shot by Cap- tain Gibson, on the Tohickon, and his brothers were— but let Everhart tell their end : "The people poured in the city, As if to a feast or fair ; And all of the streets were crowded That led to Center Square ; And up, on a dizzy platform, With clerks and men of the law, Three rogues, arrayed in their halters, Waited the terrible draw I Black caps were over their faces, And each had a ghostly shroud ; Their hands were pinioned behind them, And the Parson prayed aloud :... Then came a marvelous silence — And then a shock and a gleam — The last of the Doans were swinging From under the gallows beam." [ 76 COATESVILLE.
" But ere his death some pious doubts arise, Some simple fears, which ' bold bad ' men despise ; Fain would he ask the parish priest to prove His title certain to the joys above." Crabbe—The Village.
N the world to come if Providence as- signs me a place as comfortable as Coatesville, I shall be content." I asked to have the sentiment re- peated, and the editor did it un- blushingly, without changing a word.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Moses " was shot by Cap- tain Gibson, on the Tohickon, and his brothers were— but let Everhart tell their end : "The people poured in the city, As if to a feast or fair ; And all of the streets were crowded That led to Center Square ; And up, on a dizzy platform, With clerks and men of the law, Three rogues, arrayed in their halters, Waited the terrible draw I Black caps were over their faces, And each had a ghostly shroud ; Their hands were pinioned behind them, And the Parson prayed aloud :... Then came a marvelous silence — And then a shock and a gleam — The last of the Doans were swinging From under the gallows beam." [ 76 COATESVILLE.
" But ere his death some pious doubts arise, Some simple fears, which ' bold bad ' men despise ; Fain would he ask the parish priest to prove His title certain to the joys above." Crabbe—The Village.
N the world to come if Providence as- signs me a place as comfortable as Coatesville, I shall be content." I asked to have the sentiment re- peated, and the editor did it un- blushingly, without changing a word.
What to read after Along the Western Brandywine..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macelree, Wilmer W. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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