Arno's Vale : a Poem
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" Best of women, kindest of wives," he said, " When first I knew thee I did doubt if thou " Couldst e'er have won me from my wayward self, " And oft I doubted, as I saw thy smile, " Lest 'neath its seeming kindness falseness lurked ; " And then thou taughtest me, by simple love " And self-denying sacrifice, a truth " That I in vain had sought for in the world, — " Searching the topmost branches for the fruit " Which in the middle branch is found the best, — " That to be loved, a man must love i...n truth.
" But thou hast taught me more than this,— that love " Can sacrifice itself ;. and with thy love, 26 ARNO'S VALE.
" As witli a talisman, secure I go ; " And though to leave thee is my greatest grief, " Thy words have consolation yielded me, " For, if I fall, I know that I shall live " With thee embalmed in thy sweet memory." ARNO'S VALE. 27 The sky with angry clouds was overcast, And down in torrents poured the pelting rain ; The yellow stream rushed wildly past the house ; And the low moaning winds made symphony With the loud thunder rumbling far away In the lone hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Best of women, kindest of wives," he said, " When first I knew thee I did doubt if thou " Couldst e'er have won me from my wayward self, " And oft I doubted, as I saw thy smile, " Lest 'neath its seeming kindness falseness lurked ; " And then thou taughtest me, by simple love " And self-denying sacrifice, a truth " That I in vain had sought for in the world, — " Searching the topmost branches for the fruit " Which in the middle branch is found the best, — " That to be loved, a man must love i...n truth.
" But thou hast taught me more than this,— that love " Can sacrifice itself ;. and with thy love, 26 ARNO'S VALE.
" As witli a talisman, secure I go ; " And though to leave thee is my greatest grief, " Thy words have consolation yielded me, " For, if I fall, I know that I shall live " With thee embalmed in thy sweet memory." ARNO'S VALE. 27 The sky with angry clouds was overcast, And down in torrents poured the pelting rain ; The yellow stream rushed wildly past the house ; And the low moaning winds made symphony With the loud thunder rumbling far away In the lone hills.
What to read after Arno's Vale : a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brodie, William, Fl. 1850-1861 to read onlineMoreLess
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