Clio volume No 3
Clio volume No 3
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80 THE DEATH OF A CHILD.
I SAT beside the pillow of a child His dying pillow and I watched the ebb Of his last fluttering breath. All tranquilly He passed away, and not a murmur came From his white lips. A film crept o'er his eye, But did not all conceal it, and at times The darkness stole away, and he looked out Serenely, with an innocent smile, as if Pleased with an infant's toy ; and there was then A very delicate flush upon his cheek, Like the new edging of a damask rose, When first the bud... uncloses. As I watched, I caught at these awakenings better hope, And yielding to the longing of my heart, Fancied I saw him opening from a trance, And with a gentle effort shaking off The oppression of a dream. A moment more, And the film mantled o'er his eye again, And the faint redness left his faltering lips, And backward to its center in the heart The crimson current rallied, leaving him Like a chill statue, icy cold, and pale.
He was my only one, and I had long * Loved him for all his innocent playfulness, And his endearing fondness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
80 THE DEATH OF A CHILD.
I SAT beside the pillow of a child His dying pillow and I watched the ebb Of his last fluttering breath. All tranquilly He passed away, and not a murmur came From his white lips. A film crept o'er his eye, But did not all conceal it, and at times The darkness stole away, and he looked out Serenely, with an innocent smile, as if Pleased with an infant's toy ; and there was then A very delicate flush upon his cheek, Like the new edging of a damask rose, When first the bud... uncloses. As I watched, I caught at these awakenings better hope, And yielding to the longing of my heart, Fancied I saw him opening from a trance, And with a gentle effort shaking off The oppression of a dream. A moment more, And the film mantled o'er his eye again, And the faint redness left his faltering lips, And backward to its center in the heart The crimson current rallied, leaving him Like a chill statue, icy cold, and pale.
He was my only one, and I had long * Loved him for all his innocent playfulness, And his endearing fondness.
What to read after Clio volume No 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Gates Percival to read onlineMoreLess
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