Bits of Sunshine
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Whene'er I hear the mill wheel, I know not what I will; I long to meet destruction.
And all at once be still GIVING.
Through joy and through torment I'll give as thou givest, From a smile to the love that upsprings from thy heart; Whatever thou art, and wherever thou livest, I'll give as thou givest till death doth us part.
Shouldst thou give me thy heart, thou hast mine in possession, 'Tis but fair if thou takest to give in return; Though the giving included a loving confession 'Twould be but ...more sweet for the blushes that burn.
ii6 Giving 117 Then so long as thou Hvest I'll give as thou givest, From a smile to the love which may spring from thy heart; And whatever thou art and wherever thou livest, I'll give as thou givest in whole and in part.
BELATED.
Hear the wild winds round us whistle; See the snows, like down of thistle, As they hurry thro' the air!
And the tree-tops, dumbly swaying, Toss their arms, as if essaying To be rid of some despair.
Is there not a refuge waited, For the traveller belated, By the stormy winds that blow; Not a house, or home, or haven, Where a heart, with love engraven, Will give welcome from the snow?
What to read after Bits of Sunshine?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whene'er I hear the mill wheel, I know not what I will; I long to meet destruction.
And all at once be still GIVING.
Through joy and through torment I'll give as thou givest, From a smile to the love that upsprings from thy heart; Whatever thou art, and wherever thou livest, I'll give as thou givest till death doth us part.
Shouldst thou give me thy heart, thou hast mine in possession, 'Tis but fair if thou takest to give in return; Though the giving included a loving confession 'Twould be but ...more sweet for the blushes that burn.
ii6 Giving 117 Then so long as thou Hvest I'll give as thou givest, From a smile to the love which may spring from thy heart; And whatever thou art and wherever thou livest, I'll give as thou givest in whole and in part.
BELATED.
Hear the wild winds round us whistle; See the snows, like down of thistle, As they hurry thro' the air!
And the tree-tops, dumbly swaying, Toss their arms, as if essaying To be rid of some despair.
Is there not a refuge waited, For the traveller belated, By the stormy winds that blow; Not a house, or home, or haven, Where a heart, with love engraven, Will give welcome from the snow?
What to read after Bits of Sunshine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miller, Clarence Leland. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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