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O, what a thorny way it was when feet, All flower-belated, must make haste across The cruel stubble! Roses then had thorns; And life had lessons, tho we knew it not.
The day returning from the fields, I saw A green snake dart between the sun- scorched stones Out in the trodden pasture, lives still vivid And makes the sight of crawling creat ures still 28 BACK HOME So sense-abhorrent that I shudder at it.
And when, pray, will I ever mount a horse Without recalling that dread hour of terror When ...from the back of our old dapple, Fanny, Plodding her well-known way from bars to stable, I fell, amid the clatter of the harness, Into the mud and fairly died of fright?
To-day she browses in Elysian pastures.
Curly, the dog, whose dumb fidelity Made change of masters, death, is dead and gone These many years, and even his silky coat That made a cap for his new owners (O, How heartless that grim fate seemed then to me!), Has served its time. The little disk- wheeled cart, Whose red was faded by the rain to pink, Made kindling, with the little bird-house sharing It s axy fate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O, what a thorny way it was when feet, All flower-belated, must make haste across The cruel stubble! Roses then had thorns; And life had lessons, tho we knew it not.
The day returning from the fields, I saw A green snake dart between the sun- scorched stones Out in the trodden pasture, lives still vivid And makes the sight of crawling creat ures still 28 BACK HOME So sense-abhorrent that I shudder at it.
And when, pray, will I ever mount a horse Without recalling that dread hour of terror When ...from the back of our old dapple, Fanny, Plodding her well-known way from bars to stable, I fell, amid the clatter of the harness, Into the mud and fairly died of fright?
To-day she browses in Elysian pastures.
Curly, the dog, whose dumb fidelity Made change of masters, death, is dead and gone These many years, and even his silky coat That made a cap for his new owners (O, How heartless that grim fate seemed then to me!), Has served its time. The little disk- wheeled cart, Whose red was faded by the rain to pink, Made kindling, with the little bird-house sharing It s axy fate.
What to read after Back Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Joseph Macconaghy Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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