Buds And Bird Voices From Mosses From An Old Manse
Buds And Bird Voices From Mosses From An Old Manse
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Each human soul is the first-created inhabitant of its own Eden. We dwell in an old moss-coveredmansion, and tread in the worn footprints of the past, and have agray clergyman's ghost for our daily and nightly inmate; yet allthese outward circumstances are made less than visionary by therenewing power of the spirit. Should the spirit ever lose thispower, --should the withered leaves, and the rotten branches, and themoss-covered house, and the ghost of the gray past ever become itsrealities, and... the verdure and the freshness merely its faintdream, --then let it pray to be released from earth. It will needthe air of heaven to revive its pristine energies.
What an unlooked-for flight was this from our shadowy avenue ofblack-ash and balm of Gilead trees into the infinite! Now we haveour feet again upon the turf. Nowhere does the grass spring up soindustriously as in this homely yard, along the base of the stonewall, and in the sheltered nooks of the buildings, and especiallyaround the southern doorstep, --a locality which seems particularlyfavorable to its growth, for it is already tall enough to bend overand wave in the wind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each human soul is the first-created inhabitant of its own Eden. We dwell in an old moss-coveredmansion, and tread in the worn footprints of the past, and have agray clergyman's ghost for our daily and nightly inmate; yet allthese outward circumstances are made less than visionary by therenewing power of the spirit. Should the spirit ever lose thispower, --should the withered leaves, and the rotten branches, and themoss-covered house, and the ghost of the gray past ever become itsrealities, and... the verdure and the freshness merely its faintdream, --then let it pray to be released from earth. It will needthe air of heaven to revive its pristine energies.
What an unlooked-for flight was this from our shadowy avenue ofblack-ash and balm of Gilead trees into the infinite! Now we haveour feet again upon the turf. Nowhere does the grass spring up soindustriously as in this homely yard, along the base of the stonewall, and in the sheltered nooks of the buildings, and especiallyaround the southern doorstep, --a locality which seems particularlyfavorable to its growth, for it is already tall enough to bend overand wave in the wind.
What to read after Buds And Bird Voices From Mosses From An Old Manse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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